Spot Beam Pattern
The spot beam is a long-range light for marking rows, fence lines, etc., and are typically used for off-highway, commercial, agricultural, and racing applications.
Flood Beam Pattern
A flood beam creates a large wide pattern of light that floods an area with an extremely tall vertical and wide horizontal light pattern. These lights are typically used as work lights and back-up lights to see a broader area at shorter distances. They are excellent work lights to illuminate wide and short areas.
Trapezoidal Beam Pattern
The trapezoidal beam is an ideal, general-purpose work light designed with a narrower pattern for longer visibility. It is a mid-focused light pattern that provides distance lighting in the front and into ditches.
Driving Lights
Driving lights produce a focused, pencil-shopped beam to reach far beyond high-beam headlights. They increase long-range visibility at highway speeds and provide added safety while driving at night.
Fog Lights
Fog lights provide low, wide-angle light patterns to increase short-range visibility. They’re ideal for added safety in fog, sleet, or rain. Both amber and clear fog lights are suitable. Amber, while not penetrating, is more visible to approaching vehicles.
