Descrizione
Darkness is not an obstacle. It is a design brief. Every work light claims to be bright. What actually decides whether a light bar is worth bolting to a bull bar is beam shape, housing integrity, and whether the wiring harness still works after two winters of mud and salt.
The Night Navigator is a spot and flood combo bar built on that premise. Eight sizes cover the range from a compact 12 inch utility light on a quad bike to a 36 inch 234W bar across the roof of a touring 4WD. The combo optics matter: flood light fills the roadside where animals and obstacles appear, spot light throws down the centreline where speed actually happens. Running one without the other is how people end up driving into something they already saw and misjudged.
Every bar runs on 12 or 24 volts, which covers passenger vehicles, trucks, tractors and plant machinery, and each size is offered with or without a wiring harness. Buy the harness version if you would rather not build a relay circuit on a Saturday morning. The housings are sealed die-cast units with a lens built to take stone impacts, because the first thing that finds a new light bar at night is gravel.
A good light bar does not make your truck louder. It makes the road earlier.
Chosen by Builders, Not Brochures
- Spot and flood combo flood fills the shoulders, spot throws down the centreline, so the whole road is legible.
- Eight sizes, 72W to 234W from a 12 inch utility bar to a 36 inch roof bar for touring rigs.
- 12V and 24V operation one platform for cars, 4WDs, trucks, tractors and machinery.
- Wiring harness options order it with the harness or build your own relay circuit.
- Sealed die-cast housing built for the mud, dust and pressure-washing that follows every off-road weekend.
- Stone-resistant lens gravel is a certainty on the roads where this light is actually used.
- Long service class a 2022 listing that is still stocked, still in the catalogue and still being ordered.
Technical Specifications
- Product type off-road LED light bar, spot and flood combo beam.
- Available widths 12in, 15in, 17in, 20in, 22in, 25in, 28in, 36in.
- Power range 72W, 90W, 108W, 126W, 144W, 162W, 180W and 234W matched to each size.
- Input voltage 12V and 24V DC.
- Beam pattern combined spot and flood optics.
- Wiring available with or without a wiring harness.
- Housing sealed die-cast body with protective lens.
- Mounting bracket mounts for bull bar, roof rack, A-pillar and machine frame.
- Regions available multi-country stock including China and France warehouse variants.
- Colour temperature cool white, matched across the range so mixed bars look uniform.
- Typical use off-road driving, work sites, agricultural and plant machinery, quad and side-by-side lights.
- Care inspect connectors and mounting bolts at the start of each season.
Where It Belongs
This light is bought by people who drive where streetlights end. Touring 4WD owners run a 22 or 28 inch combo bar on the bull bar and a larger bar on the roof rack for highway sections. Farmers and plant operators fit the compact sizes to tractors and loaders where a single work light has to cover a wide working area. Quad bike and side-by-side owners use the smallest bars because the chassis cannot carry a roof rack. Recovery and service vehicles use cordless-compatible 24V bars on trucks that run two battery systems. The range exists so one build decision, spot and flood, is available at every size that a real vehicle actually needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which size should I buy?
A: Match the bar to your mounting width and the speed you drive at night. A 20 to 22 inch bar suits most bull bars, 28 to 36 inch bars suit roof racks on touring vehicles.
Q: Do I need the wiring harness version?
A: Only if you would rather not fabricate a relay circuit. The harness version is the simpler install for most owners.
Q: Will it work on 24V machinery?
A: Yes. The range is rated for 12V and 24V DC, which covers cars, trucks, tractors and plant equipment.
Q: Can I mix spot and flood bars on one vehicle?
A: You can, and many builds do. The combo optics in a single bar usually remove the need for two separate lights.
Q: Is it legal for road use?
A: Legality varies by country and region. Check your local rules for auxiliary driving lights before wiring a bar for road use.
Q: Can I pressure wash the light?
A: The housing is sealed against weather and road spray. Keep the nozzle away from the connector seals rather than blasting them directly.
Q: What if one bar of the LED fails?
A: Contact us with the size and variant you ordered. LED bars are sealed units, so we handle failures by replacement rather than field repair.
Q: Does the price include brackets?
A: Mounting brackets are part of the unit. Confirm the hardware set for your specific variant with our team before ordering if you have an unusual mounting surface.
Q: Why is a 2022 listing still being sold?
A: Because the product still performs and still gets reordered. Old listings that survive on repeat purchase are usually the ones that work.
Q: Can I run two bars from one harness?
A: Only with a relay and wiring rated for the combined current. Tell us the sizes and we will advise on the circuit.









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