Replacement Lens for Stage Series LED Light Bars (one)

Features

• Replacement lens for Stage Series LED Light Bars
• Made out of durable polycarbonate, with preinstalled o-ring seal
• Advanced TIR optics provide high efficiency and focus
• Available in SAE Driving, Flood, Combo/Driving, or Spot beam patterns

Overview. This lens is a direct replacement for the original lenses in your Stage Series LED Light Bars. It can be used to change both the color and output pattern, with a quick swap! Made of durable optical-grade polycarbonate, each lens comes with an integrated o-ring to maintain a watertight seal.

Colors. Stage Series LED Light Bars use the same high-output Cool White LED chips for both white and yellow configurations. This means changing your optic and color is just a simple lens swap away. No need to worry about color variation when switching from yellow to white!

You might be wondering - if you have a multicolor backlight, how does that work with a yellow lens? Don’t worry. Our engineers included a small toggle switch on each circuit board. When swapping out a lens, you can configure that section to be either white or yellow, which will ensure the backlight functions according to the selected lens color.

Easy Swap. Changing the lenses on the Stage Series LED Light Bars takes just a few minutes! Remove the silver torx-head screws from the back frame, pull the old lens and o-ring assembly out, and put in your new lens, which comes with the o-ring preinstalled. Take care not to touch the inner optical surface of your new lens during the swap, or wear a pair of gloves to keep things clean. The locating pins ensure correct alignment and rotation. Reinstall the torx-head screws so they are very hand-tight, and you are ready to shine in your new color or beam pattern!

Warranty. Diode Dynamics Stage Series LED lighting comes with a Limited Lifetime Warranty. If you choose to disassemble and replace the lens on your Stage Series LED Light Bar, you still keep your Limited Lifetime Warranty intact. However, we may require the light to be sent in for any service and repair, rather than immediate replacement.

Choose Your Beam Pattern.Each Stage Series beam pattern has been carefully designed to perform in real-world conditions.

The all-new Combo/Driving pattern has been engineered to blend distance and width into one balanced beam pattern. Everyone wants a great all-around light, and while other options on the market try to tackle this by combining two patterns, the resulting output is less than desirable–spot gives you a harsh hotspot, while a flood or wide pattern produces unwanted glare and wasted light. Our new Combo/Driving optic uses dozens of carefully-designed pillow optics to produce a blended, even output that measures 60x30 degrees and gives you throw downrange while still providing ample foreground illumination. It’s the ideal choice when you want one beam pattern that can handle just about any situation, and it elevates the standard for what a Combo light should be.

SAE Driving is designed to supplement your high beams, but it's also great for general illumination, providing extra punch and distance ahead, without being a tight spot pattern. The SAE Driving pattern is a slightly broad-spot that balances reach and width with a spread of 20x12 degrees. If you’re looking to add extra distance and output to your setup, this is the perfect option.

Flood pattern provides a uniform, even illumination with a broad 100x80 degree spread of light. Unlike generic "flood" lights that are simply a heavily diffused spotlight, our flood pattern uses advanced pillow optics on the outer lens surface, to provide a true optically-designed spread, for smooth, even illumination throughout. It is perfect to use as a backup light, for lighting up anything at low speeds, or for trailers, campsites, and work areas.

Spot shines light directly from the unmodified TIR optic in a tight, long-distance beam, resulting in a highly focused 8x8 degree beam of light. The Spot pattern is ideal for high-speed desert racing, rally stages with big straightaways, or anytime you need to see far ahead with precision.