Other Lighting & Lamps
About Other Lighting & Lamps
Beyond headlights and taillights, riders add lights for work, trail and show: pod lights, rock lights, the bulbs to feed them and kits that add turn signals or a horn. The listings in this group cover that wider range.
Samples include side-shooter LED pods in flood pattern, RGB pod lights in flood and driving beams, 4 inch 360-Series drive lights in RGB and RGBW, and the Phoenix pod light bar with surface mounts. D-Series Pro driving lights and light covers are listed, along with rock lights. For bulbs, halogen types are listed by number and wattage, such as 885 at 50W and 898 at 37.5W. Self-canceling turn signal kits are listed for Polaris and Can-Am models, and a horn kit for CFMOTO.
Pods are compact and suit close-up lighting from the sides or front, while a bar covers a wider area in one mount. Match a replacement bulb to both the number and the wattage your fixture is rated for. Model-specific kits need the right year, so pick your machine in the Ride Finder at the top of the page.
Brands include Heretic, Pathfinder, SDI, Custom Dynamics and Ecoxgear. Related groups are Turn Signal Light Assemblies, Lenses and Sockets, Connectors & Wiring, all part of Lighting & Lamps.
FAQs on UTV and ATV pod lights and bulbs
How do I choose between pod lights and a light bar?
Pods are small and can be placed in several spots, such as the sides or low on the front, to fill in areas the headlights miss. A light bar puts more light in one mount and needs more mounting room. Many machines use both.
What does the number on a halogen bulb mean?
The number is a type designation that identifies the bulb so it fits the socket and fixture. Wattage is listed separately. Use the number and wattage in your fixture's manual, because a higher wattage than rated can overheat the housing or wiring.
What are RGB pod lights used for?
RGB lights can show many colors, which suits show lighting, camp lighting and marking a machine. For lighting the trail ahead, a white beam is the usual choice. Check how a set is controlled and what is included.
Do self-canceling turn signal kits fit any UTV?
No. These kits are made for particular machines and year ranges, such as certain Polaris XP 1000 and Can-Am Defender models in the listings. Check the listing for your make, model and year, and see what the kit includes before ordering.