Review by unlisted
I received a set of the 6 LED linear lights from LED Outfitters and have been trying them out this past weekend.
They come with 22 flash patterns (well 21- I don't count "off" as a pattern...) and are disturbingly bright. Also has a low power feature- which on these are CRAP-I could not tell a difference until I tossed one onto steady mode and watched carefully- I;d say about a 3-7% light output decrease- almost unnoticeable.
Comes in a white thin walled cardboard box. Lens has plastic film protecting it, and comes with a full height flange. an "okay" heat sink on the back, (much thinner than pimp prods) and all possible water infiltration points have been properly sealed. Thin gasket included as well..
Dislikes: No tab for the screw mounting. Only the flange has mounting holes in it. I've noticed another manufacturer has gone this way as well.. Not a good idea in my opinion. Also, the wires seem a tad flimsy, but I guess with the low current LED's use, its more than adequate.
Low power is useless. No way to sugar coat this- its that bad IMO. (and both lights dim the same amount)
Another DISLIKE: the solder points are NOT clean or consistent on the boards.. some parts have lots of solder, others have next to none.. Even some IC chips are slightly off centre from the solder points..
And remember how I mentioned the flange issue? Well, case in point. One lighthead showed up with a broken flange.. After playing around with them, I feel they are a bit brittle/flimsy feeling... And have some concerns about them staying mounted to my vehicle in winter conditions.. (ice buildup, snow, being "snow brushed", etc...)
Overall I am satisfied to almost impressed.. These will also be mounted soon.. ONCE I get a new flange, which was promised to be shipped last week, to an exterior surface for winter testing.. yeee haw!
Construction--5
Output--9.25
Price--8.5
Over all -6
Crappy photos, I know. More photos and video to follow after they are installed.


I received a set of the 6 LED linear lights from LED Outfitters and have been trying them out this past weekend.
They come with 22 flash patterns (well 21- I don't count "off" as a pattern...) and are disturbingly bright. Also has a low power feature- which on these are CRAP-I could not tell a difference until I tossed one onto steady mode and watched carefully- I;d say about a 3-7% light output decrease- almost unnoticeable.
Comes in a white thin walled cardboard box. Lens has plastic film protecting it, and comes with a full height flange. an "okay" heat sink on the back, (much thinner than pimp prods) and all possible water infiltration points have been properly sealed. Thin gasket included as well..
Dislikes: No tab for the screw mounting. Only the flange has mounting holes in it. I've noticed another manufacturer has gone this way as well.. Not a good idea in my opinion. Also, the wires seem a tad flimsy, but I guess with the low current LED's use, its more than adequate.
Low power is useless. No way to sugar coat this- its that bad IMO. (and both lights dim the same amount)
Another DISLIKE: the solder points are NOT clean or consistent on the boards.. some parts have lots of solder, others have next to none.. Even some IC chips are slightly off centre from the solder points..
And remember how I mentioned the flange issue? Well, case in point. One lighthead showed up with a broken flange.. After playing around with them, I feel they are a bit brittle/flimsy feeling... And have some concerns about them staying mounted to my vehicle in winter conditions.. (ice buildup, snow, being "snow brushed", etc...)
Overall I am satisfied to almost impressed.. These will also be mounted soon.. ONCE I get a new flange, which was promised to be shipped last week, to an exterior surface for winter testing.. yeee haw!
Construction--5
Output--9.25
Price--8.5
Over all -6
Crappy photos, I know. More photos and video to follow after they are installed.

