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I installed this light bar on my 1994 F-250. It doesn't come with a switch, but it is super easy to wire a simple switch. All I did was go to NAPA and buy a lighted switch and a 25 amp fuse, then I took some wire (I forgot what gauge it was) and wired the positive to my battery and grounded it to the cab. I took two female end connectors and put them on the positive wire, then put my fuse in the connectors. Over all it took about an hour to figure out where to wire everything and hide wires, but it is very straight forward to install. This light bar is SUPER BRIGHT so I would recommend a lighted switch so you don't end up blinding others on the road because it is very easy to forget you have it on. I like how it has a really wide light pattern, but also lights down the road for a long ways. I don't know how durable it is, but I will put it to the test since it's on my daily driver. 5/5 stars I would recommend if you're looking for a nice budget friendly light bar! :)

Easy to install and lights up the night like daytime.

I work at an underground mine in the US. Got this for our underground mechanics truck and have had it on there for a while now. The mine is a constant down pour of water with high humidity and other things. But this keeps on going. The winters here reach about -50 too -60F and going from a warm underground too surface constantly puts a huge strain on lights with corrosion and ice buildup. We've put ridgid and visionX light bars on and they last around 5 months usually before the LED'S burn out from water intrusion. But this light bar keeps working. Way past 5 months now and no burnt out LED'S, no obvious signs of water intrusion. Highly recommend for anyone who wants an affordable light bar that is resilient too elements and drastic temperature changes. 4 stars because I wish it was a bit brighter. But I really can't complain about the light output much though since it's a beam/flood combo.Pros:PriceInstallResistance too the elementsAnd just keeps working.Cons:Brightness in some casesAmp drawI'm going too purchase two more for personal use. This has impressed me, especially with the environment I've seen it go threw and keeps on working. I can't speak for others who got bad ones, maybe I just got a golden one. Either way I'm very happy with it.

It's my second bar and it don't make to much different need something brighter

This light bar is great, it is very bright. You definitely get what you paid for. However, it does not come with a wiring harness. You will have to buy it yourself. I made my own, but I would recommend getting one for 30 bucks along with it. I easily spent 70 bucks on fuses, wire, a relay, switch, and connectors.The instructions manual isn’t very informative with installing on a truck or car. I trashed those instruction for YouTube instructions like ChrisFix’s. It can teach you a lot if you decide to wire it up yourself.It’s a 12v light bar with amps no where listed. I used a 10amp in-line fuse and 30amp to the fuse box. Works great.