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Novsight HALO Series LED Spot Lights — Pair with Halo DRL
Light up the whole track. These Novsight HALO Series LED pods pack serious output into a compact, outback-tough body — turning pitch-black trails, back roads and campsites into daylight. With a built-in HALO daytime running ring, hard-anodised aluminium housing and a plug-and-play harness in the box, they're an easy, high-impact upgrade for utes, 4x4s, trucks, ATVs and trailers.
Why Upgrade to LED Pod Lights
▪ See hazards sooner — modern LEDs throw a long, clean beam far beyond standard headlights, so you pick up wildlife, corners and washouts much earlier
▪ Less draw, longer life — LEDs sip power next to old halogen spotties and have no filament to shake loose on corrugations
▪ Mount almost anywhere — a compact footprint suits bull bars, nudge bars, roof racks, A-pillars and ditch mounts
▪ Instant, flicker-free light — full brightness the moment you switch on, even in the cold
The HALO DRL Ring
Each pod features an illuminated HALO ring that doubles as a daytime running light (DRL) and position light. It gives your rig a sharp, modern signature look by day and adds visibility to oncoming traffic — then steps aside when you fire up the main beam at night. It's the detail that sets the HALO Series apart from a plain spot light.
Spot Beam — Built for Distance
This kit is the spot-beam configuration — a narrow, concentrated beam engineered to punch light far down the road. Spot beams shine on higher-speed open roads and long-range touring, where seeing as far ahead as possible matters most. For dusty, foggy or wet nights, snap on the included amber covers: amber light scatters less and cuts back-glare, helping you see into dust and rain rather than bouncing off it.
Quick beam guide: Spot = long, focused throw for distance. Flood = wide, close spread for lighting the sides and slow technical tracks. Combo = a blend of both. This pair is tuned for spot/driving throw.
Which Size Should You Choose?
▪ 3" — 48W/pod (~3,450 lumens each) — compact ditch & fog lights that tuck neatly onto A-pillars, bull-bar tabs and tight spots while still throwing hard
▪ 4.5" — 30W — the balanced mid-size all-rounder for nudge bars and roof racks
▪ 6" — 60W — the big hitter; maximum size and long-range punch for serious touring and open-country distance
Select your size from the drop-down above. Every option ships as a matched pair.
Built Outback-Tough
▪ Hard-anodised machined aluminium housing — sheds heat fast (the key to long LED life) and shrugs off knocks, stones and corrosion
▪ Hardcoated polycarbonate lens — high-impact and scratch-resistant; won't yellow or shatter like glass
▪ Stainless-steel brackets — won't rust out on salty coastal runs or muddy tracks
▪ Sealed against dust & water — built for relentless corrugations, river crossings and downpours
Amber & Black Covers Included
Every kit ships with snap-on amber and black covers. Run clear for maximum white-light distance, switch to amber for dust, fog and rain, or pop on the black covers for a stealth look and lens protection when the lights aren't in use.
Specifications
| Series | Novsight HALO Series LED Pods |
| Sold as | Matched pair (2 pods) + wiring harness |
| Sizes / power | 3" (48W/pod) · 4.5" (30W) · 6" (60W) |
| Output (3" model) | ≈ 3,450 lumens per light |
| Beam pattern | Spot / driving — long-range throw |
| Extra function | HALO ring daytime running light (DRL) |
| Voltage | 10–30V DC (12V & 24V compatible) |
| Housing | Hard-anodised machined aluminium |
| Lens | Hardcoated polycarbonate |
| Brackets | Stainless steel, bottom-mount |
| Covers | Amber + black snap-on covers included |
| Connector | Universal plug-and-play |
| Warranty | 5-Year Warranty |
What's in the Box
▪ 2 x Novsight HALO LED pods (size as selected)
▪ 1 x plug-and-play wiring harness
▪ 2 x amber covers
▪ 2 x black covers
▪ 2 x bottom-mount stainless brackets
▪ 1 x accessory / fitting set
▪ 1 x product manual
Fitment & Australian Use
These are auxiliary driving lights. In Australia they're generally wired to your high beam — so they switch on with high beam and off with low beam — fitted in pairs and aimed correctly. On-road rules vary by state, so check your local regulations before use. Pair them with a switch-and-relay harness for the cleanest result, and if you're not confident with auto wiring, we recommend professional installation.
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