Can these be mounted on a roll bar or is the beam incorrect for that appication?
1968840
Honestly depends on what your looking for. These lights aren't focused for distance. I think the best application for these would be fog lights/ or as I used them for wich is backup lights on my landrover.
1968841
You could, but they face out. The are intended to light up the edge of the road and around corners. The have a slight angle to the glass face.
1968842
I mounted two them on top of my headache rack along with two Daylighters. Both sets are separately switched.The wide beams don't throw the light as far as the Daylighters, but they seem to light up further than my truck's headlights. Plus I an very please with the "wide" beams. The offer excellent coverage in the areas missed by the Daylighters (the Daylighters are more of a spot light). For reference my truck is a 03 ram 2500 quad cab 4x4, not lifted.
1968843
I would not recommend a roll bar application due to the fact that they are designed to be used as a driving light. the beam pattern would be ineffective that high up.
1968844
The beam on these is distinctly side oriented. If what you want to light is high and wide they'd be fine on a roll bar, they do not really focus forward though. To be honest they are as bright as regular headlight beams, so I don't know just how big a deal the direction is, but from what I've seen, the classic round ones would be more ideal. I guess I could see using them on the outside with a pair of straight ahead focused ones on the inside to get a really wide field of view.
832224
Yes they are. There are not very low profile.as compAred to the mounting brackets being on the side of the bar
1700867
Yes, and if you haven't already purchased it, don't bother. It's flimsy, bends when grabbing a paper towel, and can only be mounted in one position. The back side of the bar is hollow. I ended up trashing it and buying a different one. Hope this helps.
1746995
That's a good question... I don't think it's meant to, actually. Because the bar swivels... So you'd have to deal with the whole roll moving from side to side when you try to get some. So I'd probably advise against getting it for that. . . . . . Unless you somehow weld it or something to keep it from swiveling!
2282441
HiYou can mount these things anywhere. Use sheet rock screws to tack it down... 3-4inch length screws, this type of screw that stays where you put it and its so easy, just drive it right through the plastic frame into the structure, easiest with a drill with bit. These are good motion lights, most lights are blind and useless, these pick up all motions. I have 3 extra for replacements.
2131193
Yep, you can mount them either way. I am really happy with the light. It was a great price and looks great.
215713
They are flexible and need to be held in the proper location with ceiling anchors. They come out of the box straight so they might work for you depending on the application. The product is meant to be shaped.
2144677
If you look at the picture. You will see two bolts on the the mounts that descend down. You will either need to drill through roll bar like I did, or find something to wrap around it to bolt it down with. All of these lights have the same mounting design.
422086
I would suggest getting a stand or a mounting bracket which can be installed on a beam.
901039
Hi,The bar/beam needs to be long enough to allow straps to be spaced just wider than your shoulders on the bar. We used two bars (one for each strap) spaced the width of the users shoulders. This allowed the rings to rest in the desired orientation. Also have straps as long as possible to keep angle of straps as small as possible.
2223624
U can not add anything to mounts, the actual brackets have a lock groove in them to secure the light from moving, once u tighten it down
1334669
Although I was told it could be mounted in a front to rear configuration and in fact got a somewhat smart a$$ answer it turns out it has to me mounted side to side with holes drilled into the roll bar. I sent mine back and don't believe I have gotten credit for it yet. Last dealings with them.
748714
They could be mounted horizontally, but they are not the same width on both ends. One end has a bigger width. They were made to be mounted vertically.
350344
Mine wer mounted on a set of factory flat bars and work perfectly. I think you would have to try Malones Web site for a better answer.
573960
I would say yes, however you may want to make sure to use larger screws into the beam you secure it to.
92676
there are three existing tabs with pre drilled holes so if your light bar can use the existing tabs as mounting spots I'm sure you can. If it doesn't match up you would have to do some fabrication
1811317
I'm not sure the size of your roll bar but I install them on a Honda Pioneer with a full windshield. My roll bar is 1" 5/8 the mirror brackets fits 1' 3/4 so I added a piece of rubber between bar and bracket. I have a foam sealer between the roll bar and windshield. I was able to push the bracket through the foam. They work great.