Overview
These are SuperATV’s LED laser whip lights, a whip light with no whip. Each one focuses its LEDs into a narrow beam that points up into the night sky, so there is nothing tall to catch on a branch.
What it fits
The lights are universal. They mount with their own stainless steel adjustable brackets, which SuperATV says can be positioned on a roll cage or another mounting point. The maker’s information does not give a tube size, so check the brackets against your cage when you plan the install.
Laser whips or regular whips
A regular whip puts light on a tall flexible pole. That is what you want if the place you ride requires a whip or flag of a set height, because a beam of light is not a pole. These suit wooded trails, where a tall whip gets hit, and dusty or hazy nights, when the beam shows up best. For a regular whip see the RGB LED whip lights.
More in LED whips and UTV lighting.
Features
- Quantity: a set of two lights
- Beam colors: red, green, blue or white, changed with the remote or the rocker switch
- Housing: IP67 water-resistant
- Brackets: stainless steel, adjustable
Tech Specs
| Output | 1,200 lumens per light |
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Installation
Mount the two lights, place the control box somewhere dry, run the harness and fit the rocker switch. The hardware is included, and SuperATV describes it as a basic tool job with no extra wiring parts needed. Point the beams straight up. Do not aim them at other riders or toward a road.
FAQs
Are they real lasers?
SuperATV describes them as pencil-focused LED lights. The name comes from the look of the beam.
How do I change the color?
With the wireless remote or the wired rocker switch. The colors are red, green, blue and white.
Can they get wet?
The housing is rated IP67 water-resistant.
Do they count as a whip at the dunes?
Do not assume so. Check the rule for the area you ride. Many set a height for a physical whip or flag.
