The Intensity LED Range
ARB's walk through of the Intensity round driving light family: the reflector design, the sealing, and how the beams are engineered. Filmed by ARB, and the clearest explanation of what separates these from generic LED pods.
ARB Intensity V2 9" LED Driving Light, 32 LED Spot, 165W, 795m Beam Distance, IP68 (AR32SV2)
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Night Driving Technique
ARB on how to actually use auxiliary lighting at night: beam selection, aiming, and reading the road ahead at speed. Worth watching before you aim a new set of lights for the first time.
The ARB Story
How a Melbourne driveway operation building bull bars for outback tourers in 1975 became the southern hemisphere's biggest 4x4 accessories maker. Seven minutes on the company behind this product, filmed by ARB across its Australian factories and proving grounds.
The Intensity LED Range
ARB's walk through of the Intensity round driving light family: the reflector design, the sealing, and how the beams are engineered.
Filmed by ARB, and the clearest explanation of what separates these from generic LED pods.
Night Driving Technique
ARB on how to actually use auxiliary lighting at night: beam selection, aiming, and reading the road ahead at speed.
Worth watching before you aim a new set of lights for the first time.
The ARB Story
How a Melbourne driveway operation building bull bars for outback tourers in 1975 became the southern hemisphere's biggest 4x4 accessories maker.
Seven minutes on the company behind this product, filmed by ARB across its Australian factories and proving grounds.
Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers on specs, fit and support
Why are the effective lumens lower than the flood version?
Because a spot concentrates light instead of spreading it. Both lights start from the same 20,000 raw lumens; the flood delivers 13,680 effective lumens across a wide area while the spot delivers 7,452 into a 6 degree cone. The spot is not a dimmer light, it is a narrower one, and that is why it reaches 795 m against the flood's 677 m.
Can I run just a pair of spots?
You can, and plenty of people do for open desert running. The tradeoff is that you will see a long way straight ahead and comparatively little to the sides, which gets uncomfortable on winding tracks. Most touring setups mix a spot and a flood per side.
How do I aim it?
On a dark, level, straight road with the vehicle loaded the way you normally drive it. Aim so the hot spot sits well down the road rather than on the horizon, then check for glare bouncing back off your own hood. A 6 degree beam is unforgiving of a lazy setup.
Does it need the ARB loom?
Yes, ARB specifies loom 3500480. At 11.5 A per light a pair pulls 23 A, and the loom supplies the correct relay, fusing and Deutsch DTP plugs so nothing needs splicing at the light.
Is it sealed well enough for water crossings?
IP68 means dust-tight and rated for immersion. The Gore-Tex breather is the important detail: it equalizes internal pressure as the light heats and cools, which stops the vacuum that pulls water past seals on cheaper lights.
What is the warranty?
3 years, which is the term ARB publishes for this part. Administered in North America by ARB out of Auburn, Washington, and honored through authorized dealers. Keep your invoice and register with ARB after purchase.