Baja Designs XL Pro LED Auxiliary Light Pod Pair – Universal

The Baja Designs XL Pro auxiliary light pair makes it easy to illuminate the terrain in front of your vehicle and is perfect for enthusiasts that need a vast amount of light in a versatile package. The XL Pro uses Baja Designs’ trademarked high-speed spot reflectors providing for a longer and wider beam pattern with our next-generation LED technology that provides 65% greater distance over our previous generation model while pushing 4,095 raw lumens per light. The XL Pro is highly durable and offers a 20 percent dimming feature, making it the perfect auxiliary light for off-road vehicles such as trucks, vans, UTVs, and motorcycles. This two-light kit comes with a wiring harness and all necessary mounting hardware to get you up and running quickly. Designed for users who want reliable off-road lighting solutions, all Baja Designs lights are backed by a 30-day satisfaction guarantee and a limited lifetime warranty for the ultimate in purchase protection.

ELS™ Scores:

XL Pro Driving Combo (Clear): ELS 88°/ 6.6/ 432’/ 3764
XL Pro Spot (Clear): ELS 60⁰/ 4.1/ 498’/ 3228
XL Pro Wide Cornering (Clear): ELS 102⁰/ 5.8/ 162’/ 3363

Lens pattern options:

Driving Combo: Maximum trail coverage in a single light. The driving combo pattern is equipped with both driving and spot optics to provide you with a smooth blend of light for both near-field applications in lighting zones 1 and 2 and distance in zone 3.

Spot: A longer and narrower 9-degree focus beam for illumination further down the trail or road. The Spot pattern is designed to be used in conjunction with additional Wide Cornering and/or Driving Combo beam lights.

Wide Cornering: The wide cornering pattern offers a 42-degree flattened horizontal beam, reducing blind spots and enhancing peripheral visibility in lighting zones 1 and 2. This cornering pattern is perfect for inclement weather such as dust, snow, rain, or fog conditions while also perfect for seeing obstacles on the trail, trail conditions, and potential hazards – making it easier to navigate through tight turns, winding trails, or wooded areas.