Putco Luminix Off-Road LED Light Bar - 27,600 Lumens - Narrow Spot Beam - 70" Long

Video Transcript for Putco Off Road Lights - Light Bar - P10070 Review

Today, we're going to review part number P10070. This is the Putco high power 69 LED LuminX off road light bar. It has 207 watts and had a 15 degree spot pattern. This part includes everything shown here on the table. It includes the light bar, the wiring harness, mounting brackets (both long and short), the installation hardware which we already have on the end. They are already installed onto the end of the light bar.

It also comes with this illuminated switch and a nice set of detailed instructions. This is a low-profile LED light bar, which will deliver a bright focus light. It has a 15-degree spot beam pattern, which is created by the chrome-backed focus lens. It is a very slim design, you can see here, which will let you install this light bar in very tight spaces. It has high quality light output from the single row of 69 three-watt Nokia LEDs. These are quality LEDs with a 50,000-hour lifespan, and also, this light bar if you want can be turned on with a wireless remote.

We do sell that separately on our website. It is part number P8770HF, and it's usually listed as a related product on this product page also. The light bar has the built in safeguards. They use thermal control chips to help prevent the LEDs from overheating. It has the over and under voltage protection. It keeps the light bar operating at the correct voltage.

It has a durable waterproof, corrosion-resistant construction. It has a black anodized billet aluminum housing, which is very light-weight and rust-proof. The LEDs on it are fully podded to protect the fragile components, and it also has industry-standard protection against dust and moisture. Also on the mounting brackets, they have a tall and a short version. They are all black powder-coated stainless steel mounting brackets to help resist corrosion. It's very easy installation with these brackets.

The light can mount on your bumper, on your roof. It gives a nice rugged look. These brackets here basically can install on the end. See if I can get the end here in the camera. Basically, the hardware is just a nut with a rubber cap on it. You would unscrew that, take whichever one you want (the long or the short), put it on, go ahead and tighten that down to whatever angle you want, and then you can mount it to your vehicle. It's very simple to install the mounting brackets. We do also sell custom mounting brackets, which are available as a related product on this product page. Those are sold separately also on our website. The wiring harness that's included right here has the relay right in the middle and then the 3 sets of wires coming out. One set will go to where the illuminated switch would connect to. You can see there is 3 wires, red, blue, and black, and they have connectors on them that would plug in to the . I'm going to show you this in a minute when we hook it up. The other set of wires goes to this Deutsche connector, and this would plug in on your light bar as your female part of it. You just plug that in to make your connection. Again, we'll do that in a minute. The other wire coming out is your power supply wire. It has an inline fuse holder. It comes with a 15-amp fuse already in it. It comes with 2 wires coming our, a red and a black. Red is for your power. Black is for your ground. They have eyelets on it to connect to your 12-volt supply. This part is made in the USA. The specs on it again is 69 LEDs at 3 watts each for 207 watts. Power draw is 15.75 amps. Input voltage is 12 volts to 36 volts DC. The operating temperature range for this light bar is -100 degrees Fahrenheit to 180 degrees Fahrenheit. It does come with a limited 2-year warranty. The light output is 27,600 lumens. The beam is a narrow 15 degree spot, and the color temperature of the light that shows is 6,000 degrees Kelvin. Again, the dimensions. Total overall length is going to be 71-1/2" long, 1-1/2" tall, 3/4" deep. What we're going to do now is I'm going to hook this up to a 12-volt power supply that I have here. We're going to turn the lights off to see how bright this is and then try to show a pattern on the back wall to give you an idea. What we'll first do is let's go ahead and connect the Deutsche connector to the light bar right over hear. Go ahead and just push that in. I got that all connected. We'll go to the other side. It has the 3 wires for the illuminated switch. We'll go ahead . Again, these instructions will tell you what's what, but if you look on the back of the switch, it will have 1, 2, 3 on the 3 tabs. They say the red wire goes to the 1. The blue would go to the middle one or the 2. There we go, and then, the black would go to the 3rd one. There we go. We got them all hooked up. Then, the last is the power wire with the fuse. Again, we're going to hook that up. We'll take the red for the power. Then, we're going to take the black for the ground. Now that we got all of our connections made, what we'll go ahead and do is go ahead and turn on the 12-volt power supply and go ahead and turn off our overhead lights. Then with this switch, I'll go ahead and push the rocker switch. You can see right here . Let's turn this down a little. See in my hand, I have this red LED. That's your illuminated switch. You could push that for off. It's a rocker switch. Push it for on. You can see the length of . There's 69 LEDs and 207 watts. Again, if I can swing this around just to try to give you an idea of the pattern on it. Swing this all the way around, and you can see. It sort of gives you an idea of the narrow 15-degree spot pattern that this bar would give off. Again, you can see this bar is 70" long, and it's pretty easy to maneuver. It's pretty lightweight. We'll go ahead and turn off the light bar and go ahead and turn on the overhead light. Let's turn off our power. That should do it for the review on part number P10070, the Putco high power 69 LED LuminX off-road light bar with 207 watts and 15-degree spot pattern. .