james6546 said:

I have one of these and it's pretty amazing.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/42-240W-L...414626?hash=item3f563774e2:g:HFkAAOSwA4dWMIzi

The central LEDs work as spot lights, and the side ones are flood lights.

Granted, the range probably isn't as good as proper spot lights, but for general use it is awesome. I turn it off when I go past peoples houses as it is too bright.

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bankz5152 said:

+1 Thought I have another one on my bumper. With both on gives me around 500m of range (measured via Google earth), at night, pitch black to where I can see a big white fence. May light further but I havnt tried to be honest... Flood lighting however is outstanding, illuminates absolutely everything as if it where daylight.

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bankz5152 said:

I bought mine direct from China, 50" bar was £90, 17" bar was £50 2 year guarantee

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james6546 said:

That's not bad, that one I just linked to was £87. The one I bought was £95ish from China, but then came with a £40 customs charge a month later!

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300bhp/ton said:

The biggest trouble with the LED light are is they often use crappy LED's but the worst if they usually have very poor CRI and poor tint.

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FlyingPete said:

Ring driving lights are cheap and work pretty well- either round or rectangular to suit your preference. A line of four on the roof gives a very bright light for night driving. A pair on the bumper might actually be better IMO.

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callisr said:

I have been looking at additional lighting and was wondering about the legality of using light bars nd led flood lights on the road?
Also individual lights seem to be very low wattage (eg 18w). Are these sort of things any good as additional fowrd facing driving lights?
Sorry for the hijack but it is kind of relevant!
Rich

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FlyingPete said:

According to the 1989 lighting regulations, you can have as many additional main beam lights as you like (the two standard ones meet the requirements for mandatory lights.) They can be anywhere you like on the vehicle (including the roof) and you can have any number including odd numbers.

The only requirements for any you do fit is colour (white or yellow) that they are wired to only come on with main beam (with an isolator switch to turn them off entirely if you want) and that they face forward. On a 1991 or newer vehicle, they also have to be E-marked. There's nothing I've found in the regulations specifically saying that 55w is a maximum as is commonly assumed.

https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/adding-extra-lights-the-legislation.290172/

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