BUNKER INDUST 7" Flush Mount LED Light Pods, 2 Pcs 4800LM Off Road LED Work Lights Bar Flood Spot Combo Beam Driving Fog LED Bumper Lights for Truck Golf Cart UTV ATV

The output of the LED lights is 4.8 Watt and not 48W. 1/10 of what was described for the product. Further, the connection cable is only 3" long and 22 gauge. Not worth the money. Returned!

I've had these flush mount combo lights on my truck for several months now and they seem to be holding up well. I always have them covered in mud and spray them down straight on at the carwash with the pressure nozzle and they haven't shown one sign of moisture, they have a decent light pattern and are good for 18w.

The light is made of cheap plastic, and mine was missing the gasket for the second light. Together they claim 10,000 lumens light output at 48W, but the pair was over powered by a single, better quality 1,200 lumens 18W, 6 LED unit. If you need to illuminate objects beyond 15-20 ft, this will NOT meet your needs- however they are bright and will do well an interior, or truck bed light!

Haven’t installed yet, too cold. However I tested them and they are super bright. Excellent construction and the price is far better value than any local retailer. I’m very happy with this purchase and can’t wait to install them !Update lights are now installed on my 1999 Kawasaki Mule.~ I used The original head lights casings. These were meant to be disposable after bulbs die..~I broke out the glass etc until all that was left was the black rubber housing.~I cleaned housing with Denatured Alcohol to ensure excellent adhesion.~Applied silicon around the putter front rim or housing.~Lastly, the LED light was placed on top of silicon bead and left over night to dry.**note this ensured entire light assembly is in water proof housing.WIRING ASSEMBLY~I made extension pigtails from the lights and installed male and female butt connectors to Red & Black wires.~this Was done prior to setting light in silicon~ the extended wires made connections a breeze~ KEEPING IN MIND to keep housing waterproof.A: all wires were heat shrunk in 4 inches of black shrink tubes.B: Then the split ends were shrunk individually and Over the ends of the butt connection.C. After cool, wires went through existing wire opening on bottom.D. silicon was applied Rim and also to the opening on bottom for wires; This makes housing now completely water tight.

These look great, are really bright, and are easy to install! But one big flaw is the weather resistants. Installed them to my rear bumper and after two weeks of driving. A few rainy days and morning dew both have started to show condersation in them.