[YEGFrontier]

Anyone have any experience with this brand or similar?

Was thinking this would be an easy way to add both a front and bed light bar....

This is the Costco Canada link....cheaper in store as well.

https://www.costco.ca/terra-pro-14-in.-12-v-led-light-bar-with-wireless-controller-switch.product.100504934.html

TERRA PRO 14” Light Bar with Universal Mounting Kit & Wireless Controller

The TERRA PRO 14" Light Bar with Universal Mounting Kit and Wireless Controller delivers 6000 raw lumens pure brightness. This 36W LED light bar features a protective, die-cast aluminum enclosure and single-row reflective LEDs to light up any adventure. Buy Now

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[raine]

So... did you buy it?

 

[YEGFrontier]

No, I've not been back to Costco yet, but certainly tempted to pick up a couple...I am waiting a bit as they are NOT selling well from what I can see, so I am hoping they will go to liquidation pricing at some point...

I've been looking to see the best way to connect them up as well - i.e. how to get a 12v line to them.

Also thinking of connecting up my HAM radio equipment, so thinking of adding a fuse box perhaps.

 

[GMK14]

I haven't used that brand before but my lights are controlled through a wireless switch panel or i can run them off an app on my phone.

Its worked pretty well for me so far and saves the time of running wires into the cab.

 

[RyanD1966]

YEGFrontier, if you have the trailering tow package fully configured, as I do, you already have switched 12v running underneath the truck. Tap into the trailer 7 pin connector for "house lights / trailer battery" connection.

 

[YEGFrontier]

Thanks for the tip! I never would have thought of that and probably would have ended up running wires. Yes, I've got the fully wired 7 pin.

 

[Phillips612]

I haven't used that brand before but my lights are controlled through a wireless switch panel or i can run them off an app on my phone.

Its worked pretty well for me so far and saves the time of running wires into the cab.

Do you have a link or any more info to the set up you're running?

 

[GMK14]

I’m using the trigger accessory system. It has 2 30amp and 2 10amp switches. Super easy to install and wildly easy to add lights or whatever to your system. I’m running a 50” and 20” light bars and a set of Baja designs squadrons off it right now.

 

[Phillips612]

I’m using the trigger accessory system. It has 2 30amp and 2 10amp switches. Super easy to install and wildly easy to add lights or whatever to your system. I’m running a 50” and 20” light bars and a set of Baja designs squadrons off it right now.


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Awesome that looks sweet!

 

[GMK14]

They have one with 6 switches as well, it just costs a bit more.

 

[RyanD1966]

That's really nice. I'm still an old-skool wire from point A to point B type of guy but must admit; this is pretty easy to install and if I add more parts later, may investigate if this is a good solution for me as well.

 

[raymond~]

That's really nice. I'm still an old-skool wire from point A to point B type of guy but must admit; this is pretty easy to install and if I add more parts later, may investigate if this is a good solution for me as well.

me, too...(old school, yet intrigued)

 

[GMK14]

Don't worry guys there are still some wires to hook up, power, ground, switched 12 volt plus you still get to hard wire your lights or whatever to the box.

So far the issue i've run into was due to my laziness. When I first hooked the until up I ignored the step where you set a pass-code for the switch panel, this lead to my lights coming on randomly at various times. Once I set the pass-code on the controller no more problems. The other thing is the controller is battery powered, not a big deal but something to keep in mind.

I liked the idea of the bluetooth and the price fit my wallet better than something like an SPOD.