Blazer LED Off-Road Warning Light Bar - Wide View - 6,011 Lumens - Flood Beam - 21-3/4" Long

Video Transcript for Review of Blazer Emergency Vehicle Lights - Off-Road LED Flood Beam Warning Light Bar - BL33VR

Hi everybody, Andy here with etrailer.com and today we're gonna take a look at this blazer off-road LED Flood Beam warning light bar. This super wide 170 degree beam is going to light up a large area to provide ditch to ditch visibility. This is going to be great for off-road, industrial, commercial, and agricultural applications. Now this does feature a multicolor beam pattern that's going to let you select what's gonna work best for your environment and conditions. And this light has the ability to switch between white and amber. And as you obviously see right now I have this currently set on the amber function.

And then you can also set this for a constant beam as I have now or a flashing beam. So let me go ahead and go back to a wide view here so I'm not overly blinding you. And let me go through those functions. So this is our constant amber function, and then our flashing amber function. And then we're just going through these here, there we go.

That's going to be our constant white, and then our flashing white. So you have those four functionalities and I'm gonna go ahead and go to our white right there, so I can give you a view of that wide beam. So let me go ahead and shut my studio lights off here, and I'm gonna go ahead and just shine this on the wall behind me so you can see that beam, and it's going to be really good coverage. And then let me see if my camera's gonna stay in focus here as I keep this on my wall. And I'm gonna go ahead and go to that yellow amber color rather.

And so there's our amber beam. And let me turn this around so you can see what that looks like in the dark. So this is very bright. It has 7,920 raw lumens and 6,011 effective lumens. So I'm gonna go ahead and go back to my wide view and I'll just go through that functionality again.

So there's our flashing amber, our constant white, our flashing white, and then our constant amber. So I'm gonna go ahead and disconnect the power here and give you a closeup view here of this light. This features a tough polycarbonate lens that's IP 67 rated to protect against dust and moisture. It's also impact resistant. And on the back here we have these channeled fins right here on the housing that's going to let that heat quickly dissipate to optimize the performance of the LEDs. Now this does feature a black powder coated aluminum housing and brackets that are rugged and corrosion resistance. And this housing is actually designed to reduce wind noise while you're driving down the road. This is going to be an easy insulation again with the included mounting brackets that I have loosely installed here on either side of this light, and of course you're gonna get the hardware then to install this. And let me go ahead and go over some dimensions here that will prove helpful for you. So I measure this earlier and before our time together beginning with the overall dimensions. The overall length from end of bracket to end of bracket, we're sitting right at about 24 and five 16th inches long. The overall height, we're sitting right at about three and five eight inches tall. Now looking at just the light bar itself without the brackets, the length from end to end on the light bar is about 21 and three quarters inches long, three inches tall, and about two and three 16th inches deep. Now this is going to hardwire into your 12 volt and 24 volt system and it has a six amperage draw. And again, it includes everything that you see here on the table before me, along with a set of instructions to walk you through the insulation process, and go over the functions of this light. Well, that's gonna conclude our look today, I do hope that it was helpful for you. Again, my name is Andy, thank you for joining me.