HEISE Dual Row LED Light Bar - 8"

The HEISE Dual Row LED Light Bar – 8" is a compact, high-output work light engineered for vehicle-mounted illumination in tactical, off-road, and commercial applications. With 2,880 raw lumens and a dual-row CREE LED configuration, this light bar delivers powerful spot and flood coverage across a 90-degree beam pattern, making it effective for search, surveillance, and recovery operations where penetrating visibility is non-negotiable.

The 8-inch light bar operates on 10–30V DC input, consuming 36W across twelve 3W CREE LEDs. Its 6000K color temperature provides daylight-neutral illumination—critical for accurate target recognition and detail identification during low-light operations. The 215 LUX measurement at 10 meters confirms effective throw distance for perimeter work and extended range spotting. The combo beam pattern (90-degree flood + 8-degree spot) allows operators to transition from wide-area reconnaissance to focused long-range observation without repositioning. A die-cast aluminum housing with PC lens construction resists corrosion and impact, while the black finish minimizes reflective signature.

This light bar fits law enforcement patrol vehicles, tactical trucks, mounted search-and-rescue platforms, and off-road recovery rigs where auxiliary lighting must be weatherproof, low-draw, and mission-ready. The compact 8-inch length suits tight roof-mount spaces without sacrificing output. At 3.5 pounds, it integrates easily into aftermarket light bar assemblies and custom mounting solutions. The broad voltage input range accommodates both 12V and 24V systems found in patrol vehicles, emergency response units, and commercial fleet applications.

HEISE LED light bars are recognized in the tactical and emergency services market for consistent output and field durability. This 8-inch model balances raw lumen output with power efficiency, making it a practical choice for extended operational periods where battery or alternator capacity must be preserved. Whether deployed on a pursuit-rated cruiser, a tactical support vehicle, or a wilderness search platform, the dual-row configuration provides the illumination depth operators expect from purpose-built equipment.