The S2 SAE LED Auxiliary Light Pod Pair is a compact S2-size fog light pair from Baja Designs, using aspheric projector optics for a low, wide beam with a sharp cutoff in bad weather. The controlled cutoff keeps light low on the road surface, where it helps most in fog, dust and heavy rain. It ships as Baja Designs part 237801. Choose lens color from the options above; each option is its own Baja Designs part number, listed under Specifications.
What's Included:
| Item |
Qty |
| S2 SAE, Clear or Amber |
2 |
| Mounting Bracket |
2 |
| Wiring Harness |
1 |
| All necessary hardware |
1 |
Single S2 pods ship without a wiring harness, so add a Baja Designs Squadron/S2/S1 2-pin harness unless the package contents list one.
Features
Fog beam, sharp cutoff
Aspheric projector optics form a wide, low beam with a crisp upper edge so light stays on the road instead of bouncing back from fog.
Built to SAE fog standard
Baja Designs designs the S2 SAE to the SAE J583 fog lamp requirements.
Slim S2 footprint
The narrow S2 housing fits fog pockets and tight bumper openings.
Clear or amber lens choice
Choose a clear lens or Baja Amber for more contrast in dust, fog, rain and snow.
Lifetime warranty coverage
Baja Designs covers its auxiliary lights for recreational use with a limited lifetime warranty; it notes that tampering with an SAE light voids that coverage.
Specifications
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Brand: Baja Designs
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Warranty: Limited lifetime on Baja Designs lights for recreational use (capped at 49,930 hours); brackets, harnesses and switches Baja Designs resells carry their maker's warranty
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Fitment: Universal (not tied to one vehicle)
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Road use: Baja Designs lists this light as SAE compliant; the lens is part of that rating and is not user-replaceable
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Part numbers: 237801, 237811
Options and part numbers
| Lens Color |
Baja Designs part number |
| Clear |
237801 |
| Baja Amber |
237811 |
California Proposition 65
WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Installation
S2 pods mount with stainless hardware to a bracket, bumper, rack or flat panel and plug into a fused, relay-switched 2-pin harness. Aim each pod after mounting and route wiring clear of heat and moving parts.
Follow the fit notes and the included instructions; our team can answer installation questions before you order.
Resources
An installation guide for this product is not available to download. Our team can answer installation questions before you order; contact us with the part number.
Warranty, Shipping & Returns
Warranty. Baja Designs warranties cover defects in design and manufacturing only, and the term depends on the product type. LED light bars and auxiliary lights for recreational use carry a limited lifetime warranty capped at 49,930 hours of operation. Brackets, wiring harnesses and switches that Baja Designs resells from other makers carry that maker's own warranty, which Baja Designs passes through. Installation errors, wear and tear, misuse, accidents, collisions, modifications and installation labor are not covered, and claims need proof of purchase or product registration. Shipping. The carrier and ship method are set by the size and weight of the carton when the order is placed. Inspect on delivery. Please inspect the package and every part as soon as it arrives, and report shipping damage or missing items before installing so a replacement can be arranged quickly.
Returns. Unused items in their original packaging can be returned within 30 days of delivery. If an item arrives damaged, defective or wrong, return shipping is on us. See our Returns & Refunds Policy, or email support@prestigetruck.com with any question.
About Baja Designs
Baja Designs was founded in San Diego, California in 1992 by Alan Roach, a motorcycle racer who competed in the Baja 1000. The first product was a dual sport kit for off-road motorcycles, and the company went on to build HID race lights that ended up on many winning Baja 1000 bikes, trucks and buggies.
That racing work earned the engineering team the nickname The Scientists of Lighting, and professional teams began asking them to design and aim their lighting. In 2005 Baja Designs raced a forward-projecting LED light bar at the Baja 1000, the starting point for the LED pods and bars in the current range.
The company is now based in San Marcos, California, where it engineers and builds LED lighting for trucks, Jeeps, SUVs, UTVs and motorcycles.
