Westin Xtreme 40" LED Light Bar

Description

• Available in flood or flex beam
• 5W Cree LED chips
• 6063 extruded aluminum housing with die-cast ends
• Dust and moisture resistant lens
• Rubber sealed Gore pressure equalizing vent
• Includes mounting hardware
• Wiring harness with connector, in-line fuse, switch and relay included
• Black powder-coat finish
• For off-road use only

Hit the trails at all hours of the night with a Westin Xtreme 40" LED light bar. These single row light bars are perfect for any off road adventure. Mount it anywhere on your truck or mount it in your bumper. Westin Xtreme light bars feature a black powder-coat finish and come with everything you need for an easy installation.

Westin Xtreme 40" LED light bars are available with a flood or flex beam pattern. The light bar housing is constructed from durable 6063 extruded aluminum and features die-cast ends. Don't worry about the elements affecting your light visibility. This light bar features a dust and moisture resistant lens and a rubber sealed Gore pressure equalizing vent.

Outshine your competition with a Westin Xtreme 40" LED light bar. This light bar comes with all mounting hardware, wiring harness with connector, in-line fuse, and a switch and relay. Westin LED light bars are intended for off-road use only.

Beam patterns explained

 

What is the difference between driving lights, spot lights, fog lights, and flood lights?

Driving Lights

Often referred to as fog lights, driving lights have a beam that is able to travel a longer distance, but not as wide.  Driving lights perform best when used to supplement your high-beams.  Or they may be aimed lower and supplement your low-beams.

Spot / Off-Road Lights

Spot lights are strictly for off-road usage due to their powerful, tight beam.  Using an array of spot lights will offer more coverage by aiming them at slightly different angles.

Fog Lights

Fog lights are generally mounted low on the vehicle such as the bumper or bumper grille.  The light pattern is very wide, with a flat horizontal cutoff.  When properly aimed, fog lights are the perfect complement to your low-beams.  This is by far the most popular beam pattern and are installed on many vehicles from the factory - though there's always room for improvement by upgrading your existing fog lights.

Flood Lights

Flood lights have a beam pattern that may be similar in width to a fog light, but the beam does not have a horizontal cutoff.  Therefore they are also for off-road use only.  As with spot lights, a mounting location high on the vehicle is ideal.

Warranty

Limited Lifetime Warranty

Installation

Install your Westin Xtreme LED light bar at home with the included wiring harness and mounting hardware.