Additional LED headlights for Can-Am Outlander L 570, very compact, supplied with power relay harness and handlebar switch. Pure white lighting, luminous flux 1500 lumens.
Presentation of the pack
This set of additional LED headlights is ideal for an installation on Can-Am Outlander L 570. Due to its small size 50x50x61 mm, it allows a discreet mounting on your ATV while providing a very effective pure white lighting. Its low consumption: 2 x 10W will preserve your battery in time.
The additional LED headlights pack for Can-Am Outlander L 570 is available in 2 types of light beams:
- Long range (spot): Light beam at a 30° angle for long and focused lighting.
- Large (flood): 60° angle light beam for wide proximity lighting.
The choice of beam type is made in the "configuration" block above.
To facilitate installation on your ATV, this pack also includes a relay cable that provides power and a handlebar switch for quality mounting than original type.
Composition of the pack:
- 2 additional LED lights for ATV
- 1 wiring harness with 40A relay and 15A protection fuse.
- 1 switch for 22 to 23 mm handlebar .
- Fixing kit.
Characteristics :
Power: 2 x 10 Watts
Luminous flux: 1500 Lumens
Number of leds: 2
Led: CREE
Power supply: 10 to 32 Volts
Case: Aluminum
Dimensions: 50x50x61 mm
Water resistance: IP 67
Color temperature:
6000K
Homologation: CE and Rohs
information
We offer many mounting brackets to facilitate installation on handlebars, fork, fork fairing, motor protection, bumper ... To see all mounting brackets please click here.
Because we believe in the quality of our products, we guarantee our additional LED headllights for Can-Am Outlander L 570 5 YEARS!
Instruction PDF included
To assist you in installing these LEDs, the pack contains a PDF with pictures and explanations for installation on Can-Am Outlander L 570.
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Jul 1, 2010 My stock bulbs are 35 w can I run a 55 w bulb in my outy Joined
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Yes. I reccomend a quality bulb like Narva or Osram, not the silverstar or blue-tinted ricer junk. Some people are having good luck with doing HID conversions also. Joe Joined Apr 1, 2008 · 13,704 Posts
The Outlander is an H4 bulb and the Renegade is a 9005, just to let you know. I've ran the PIAA GTX plasma H4 bulb in my 07 Outty 800xt, now i run the PIAA GTX Plasma 9005 bulb in the Reny, plus i run the PIAA HID Cross Country lights on my Fasst Flexx bars. I've never had any issues with these bulbs and they are brighter. I even run them in my sleds. Between
my bulbs and my HID's, night time riding is amazing. Joined Apr 1, 2008 · 13,704 Posts
The Outlander is an H4 bulb and the Renegade is a 9005, just to let you know. I've ran the PIAA GTX plasma H4 bulb in my 07 Outty 800xt, now i run the PIAA GTX Plasma 9005 bulb in the Reny, plus i run the PIAA HID Cross Country lights on my Fasst Flexx bars. I've never had any issues with these bulbs and they are brighter. I even run
them in my sleds. Between my bulbs and my HID's, night time riding is amazing. By the way, they are 55watts
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Discussion Starter · #5 · Jul 2, 2010
Would the piaa H4 super plasma GTX bulbs work
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Apparently they will work, but a severe duty, quality bulb from Narva, such as this one: //store.candlepower.com/rose12v60h4h.html is really a better choice. You get the extra wattage with no gimmicks and it's a rough service
bulb made for heavy equipment, so the shaking from the trail won't bother it. I have run these in 3 outlanders and had great luck. Joe
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Discussion Starter · #7 · Jul 2, 2010
Thanks Joe I just ordered them. They will work in my 06 outy right???
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As long as it takes H4 bulbs they'll be fine, and are a nice, reliable upgrade over the stock 35watt bulbs. I run mine with both the lows and highs on at the same time 100% of the time I'm riding at night, still no problems after over a year of use. Joe
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Wear would I find the bulb size???? And are they brighter then stock????
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I run silverstars in my gade they look great.
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I would think questions like "are they brighter than stock" and "will they work in my 06 outty" would be something you were sure of before you ordered them? Yes, they are brighter because of the 55W, not because of some ricer blue tint that lets the company claim they are 'whiter'. I don't know if they'll fit your outty, I assume they
will since I've put them in 2 07's and 1 08, all of which use the same bulb. Joe
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Make sure it's an H4 bulb, these candlepowers ook exactly the same as the PIAA.
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Piaa doesn't make your bulbs, they just rebrand them as their own. Do they have anything marked on them that would allow us to identify where they actually came from? Joe
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Piaa doesn't make your bulbs, they just rebrand them as their own. Do they have anything marked on them that would allow us to identify where they actually came from? Joe JOE, i'm sure the CANDLEPOWERS are great, but so are the PIAA's, i've never had one of there bulbs ever burn out and i've been running
them for years. They work and work well, simply is that.
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What I was TRYING to ask was if your bulbs were identifiable so we could find out who made them. They could be made by a reputable company and then they would be another choice for people, as long as they cost less than buying directly from that other company. An example: I have some Hella branded bulbs I run in my Jeep. They are marked "hella"
then marked "Narva" so they are brought in by Hella, from Germany, and rebranded, or built by Narva for Hella. The same could be the case for your Piaa's. I do not know, but would LIKE to know. Also, Candlepower just happens to be where I can find them reliably, they aren't made by them, usually they aren't even reboxed by them, although sometimes, and I have no affiliation with them whatsoever, just to avoid any confusion. Joe
Joined Apr 1, 2008
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13,704 Posts
What I was TRYING to ask was if your bulbs were identifiable so we could find out who made them. They could be made by a reputable company and then they would be another choice for people, as long as they cost less than buying directly from that other company. An example: I have some Hella branded bulbs I run in my Jeep. They are
marked "hella" then marked "Narva" so they are brought in by Hella, from Germany, and rebranded, or built by Narva for Hella. The same could be the case for your Piaa's. I do not know, but would LIKE to know. Also, Candlepower just happens to be where I can find them reliably, they aren't made by them, usually they aren't even reboxed by them, although sometimes, and I have no affiliation with them whatsoever, just to avoid any confusion. Joe I gotcha,
i'll have to look and see.
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how hard is the hid kit conbersion??