Placement, Power, Pattern

• A well-balanced lighting package is recommended before adding Zone 5 lighting.
• The placement of Zone 5 lighting will benefit from being higher on the vehicle to achieve maximum distance.
• Use of Racer Spots only when absolutely necessary to avoid glare from dust/fog.
• Perfect for search and rescue lights as well as other applications that require a powerful, tightly focused beam of light.

Lights in Zone 5 benefit from being placed higher up on your vehicle. As the tighter overall beam from these lights help to negate what would otherwise be a concern of glare coming back into the cab. Avoid mounting Zone 5 lights too low as to not block their overall distance throw caused by rocks and brush close to the vehicle. Try to use these top-mounted lights only when absolutely necessary, to avoid glare from dust and fog, excess power consumption, and eye fatigue.

Coordinate Zone 5 lighting with your setup in zones 3 and 4. Ensure that Zone 5 lighting is at least as powerful, if not more, to prevent it from being overshadowed. These lights are particularly effective for search and rescue operations and other activities that demand a potent, tightly focused spotlight. 

We only offer a spot pattern lens in Zone 5 lights, as they feature many components that are designed for use in distance-specific applications. Using a wider lens would be counterproductive to the goal of throwing light thousands of feet down the road.