Rigid Industries D2 Pro LED Light - Driving - Pair 502313

Rigid D2 Pro White Driving LED Lights

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Highlights:

Intense, Long-Range Beam
Perfect as a Medium-Use Flood Light
Rated at Over 50,000 Hours
RoHS Compliant
Over/Under Voltage Protection
Cast Aluminum Housing

High-Powered LEDs With Long Range

The D2 Driving Off-Road LED Light is one of the products that has made Rigid Industries the top dog of the entire off-road lighting world. Installing a pair (or multiple pairs) of these powerful Driving D2 systems is one of the most popular upgrades you can do to your off-road vehicle of choice. These lights are specifically designed for high-speed off-road runs and performance applications. These lights project an insanely intense beam of light over just a large enough area to see the trail in front of your truck, sand rail, or other off-road vehicle. The "Driving" lights may not have the width or general utility of the D2 "Wide" or "Diffusion" lights, but it makes up for it with sheer range.

Excellent Choice for Any Off-Road Application

Each light in this set of two is equipped with a bank of six, powerful LEDs which create awesome visibility that reaches more than 280+ meters. The width of coverage these lights project makes them useful as a medium-use flood light for helping you to see potential problems on the edge of the trail. The D2 driving light excels at a huge variety of applications and is Rigid's most versatile D-Series LED lighting system. The D2 Driving Light kit can be used for general off-roading, competition use, rallies, rock crawling, and just about anything else that you can get your off-road machine into -- and hopefully out of.

Some of the Toughest Off-Road Lights Available

Like the rest of Rigid's off-road LED lights and light bars, the D2 Off-Road Driving Lights are insanely tough and can take the worst punishment you can throw at them. Each light is individually assembled and tested at Rigid's Arizona headquarters. The lights are made with powder coated cast aluminum housings, thick polycarbonate lenses, and heavy-duty circuits that make them resistant to just about everything and able to handle brutal amounts of damage while continuing to function. The lights are rated for over 50,000 hours of use and come with a surface mount, hardware, wiring harness, and switch.

Specifications:

Watts: 44
Amp Draw: 3.14
LEDs: 6
Raw Lumens: 4752
Lux @ 10m: 231.48
Beam Distance: 152.1 m
Peak Beam Intensity: 23,148 cd

Other beam patterns are also available:

Rigid D-Series Dually Light Measurements:
Rigid D-Series Sizing

What are the exact dimensions, mainly width, of the rigid driving lights (part #50231)? I see that you installed them in the lower grill of your F150, but I'm wondering if I can fit them in the lower grill of my raptor on either side of the license plate. Thank you in advance.

Asked by: Jim - Ford Raptor - 4/13/2014

The D2s are 3-3/16" wide, 2-15/16" tall, and 3-3/16" deep.

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Does this kit come with everything to hook them up like the Red fx4? Also if more lights bars are added can they be added to the same switch?

Asked by: Irvyn C - 2/11/2016

If you mean behind the grille, then technically, no. That truck had some "custom" mounts fabbed up from some scrap steel. The lights come with a wiring harness with switch, and universal feet mount that allow you to put them almost anywhere. As far as adding lights to an existing switch, it really depends on the size of the light bars you're going to add and how many, as you'll eventually be putting too many amps through the wiring and in-line fuse that comes with these lights.

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How did you guys mount these onto the mirrors of the white f150 project truck?

Asked by: HECTOR - 5/1/2017

It's honestly kind of a pain. You have to take the mirrors off and apart, while also removing the door panel. Then you have to cut off the Rigid Deustch connector so that you can route the wiring through the door grommet. With the mirror apart, you'll need to find a new bolt and nut and find a place to mount the lights on the mirrors so that they stay. You'll also likely need to add some silicone or other bonding agent to the mirror seam, since they never go back together quite as firmly as they came from the factory. Then you have to tie the wiring into a switch and find a good ground before putting everything back together.

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Rigid Industries D2 Pro LED Light - Driving - Pair 502313

502313

High-Powered LEDs With Long Range

Excellent Choice for Any Off-Road Application

Some of the Toughest Off-Road Lights Available

What are the exact dimensions, mainly width, of the rigid driving lights (part #50231)? I see that you installed them in the lower grill of your F150, but I'm wondering if I can fit them in the lower grill of my raptor on either side of the license plate. Thank you in advance.

Does this kit come with everything to hook them up like the Red fx4? Also if more lights bars are added can they be added to the same switch?

How did you guys mount these onto the mirrors of the white f150 project truck?

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