NACHO Grande 7" LED Driving Light, Supreme 150 Racer Spot, 140W, Programmable Output, IP68, Single (PM615)

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NACHO Grande Launch

ARB's introduction to the Grande: the polycarbonate exoskeleton, the Output Control Module and the 2-in-1 mount. One minute, filmed by ARB.

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

Is this one light or a pair?

One. The NACHO Grande is sold as a single light at this part number, and the published lumen figures are for a single light. That is the opposite of the Quatro sets, which are sold as pairs with pair figures, so it is worth being deliberate when you compare the two on price.

What does programmable output actually mean?

The Grande has a control module inside it that stores several output and beam pattern configurations. You cycle through and select them by passing a magnet over the housing. So you can set a pattern for high-speed open running, another for slow technical going, and an area-light setting for camp, then switch without any dash controls.

Is the magnet control a gimmick?

It is the reason the housing has no buttons, no switch and no extra connector, which are three of the most common failure points on a sealed light. Whether you like the idea or not, a magnetically actuated control on an IP68 housing is sound engineering rather than marketing.

Which Grande should I choose?

NACHO makes four. The 4 Lo (PM611) is the widest at 53 degrees for slower and more technical going. The 4 Hi (PM612) narrows to 37.5 degrees for more distance. The Supreme 150 (PM615) is the extreme spot at 3.5 degrees for racing. The Supreme 100 (PM616) is the 140 W combo at 37.5 degrees. Pick on beam width first, output second.

Do I need a relay or a special harness?

Relays are built into the light, so you can run a low-power switch to a high-power light without adding relay hardware to the harness. You still want proper fusing and adequate cable. The NACHO NAC11N harness is a sound choice if you are wiring more than one light.

What is the warranty?

NACHO publishes a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects on this product, and the distributor record independently records the term as Lifetime. Two sources, in agreement. If something is wrong with how it was made, contact us and we will take it up with the manufacturer. Keep your invoice.