Squadron Pro Black LED Auxiliary Light Pod Pair Spot beam, clear lens, sold as a pair
The Baja Designs Squadron Pro throws a tight spot beam for long-distance light on the trail or the highway. You get a matched pair in a blacked-out housing with a clear lens for full light output.
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Item code: 497801
Australian Owned and Operated.Australian Owned Certified · AO 08314Built for the long stretch ahead.
Baja Designs built the Squadron Pro for drivers who need reliable, high-output lighting in the harshest conditions. Whether you're on a dusty outback track or pushing hard on a night run, the spot beam throws light deep down the road so you can read the terrain before you reach it.
The blacked-out housing keeps the look clean and low-profile during the day, and the clear lens maximises light transmission when it counts. Sold as a matched pair, you can mount these pods symmetrically on your bull bar, roof rack or A-pillar brackets for a balanced result.
Why choose the Squadron Pro.
SPOT BEAM PATTERN
The tight spot output focuses light at long range, so you get maximum reach on high-speed tracks and open terrain.
CLEAR LENS
The clear lens passes the full spectrum of the LED output without colour shift, so you get true, accurate light on the trail.
BLACKED-OUT HOUSING
The matte black housing blends cleanly with modern bull bars and accessories, and cuts glare reflection back into your cabin during the day.
Installation overview.
CHOOSE YOUR MOUNT LOCATION
Common positions include bull bar upright tubes, A-pillar brackets or roof rack forward rails. Pick a spot that keeps the beam clear of the bonnet line and any accessories.
SECURE THE PODS
Attach each pod to your chosen bracket with the supplied hardware. Level both pods and angle them to match your intended beam direction before you tighten fully.
ROUTE AND CONNECT WIRING
Run wiring through existing grommets or conduit to keep it protected. Connect to a relay-and-fuse wiring harness and switch, and make sure the circuit is rated correctly for the load.
