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ARB Intensity 40 Inch LED Light Bar -ARBAR40SARM603

ARB 4x4 Accessories

  • 40 inch LED light bar with a dedicated heat sink mounting system
  • Two rows of 20 individual LEDs behind a polycarbonate lens
  • Mounts to a bull bar or roof rack, universal fit
  • Part number AR40SARM603, UPC 700008143721

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Description

Overview

The ARB Intensity 40 Inch LED Light Bar AR40SARM603 is a 40 inch LED light bar with a dedicated heat sink and light bar mounting system for attaching it to a bull bar or roof rack. ARB 4×4 Accessories gives it universal fitment, so it is not matched to a specific vehicle.

The mounting system is designed to keep the bar steady and to improve driving vision. The bar uses the same lens and reflector technology as existing ARB Intensity LEDs, with two rows of 20 individual LEDs under a polycarbonate lens.

Key features

  • Dedicated heat sink and light bar mounting system
  • Attaches to a bull bar or roof rack
  • Two rows of 20 individual LEDs
  • Polycarbonate lens
  • Patented lens and reflector technology shared with existing ARB Intensity LEDs
  • Engineered in Australia, manufactured in the United States

Wiring and road-use checks

A light bar draws a significant current, so the feed should run through a fused relay with its own switch rather than a factory circuit. Route the cable away from heat, moving parts and sharp edges, and secure it along the bull bar or roof rack. Good earth connections are equally important, since a poor earth can cause dim output and erratic operation.

Road use brings separate considerations. Check local rules on auxiliary driving lights, including when they may be switched on and how they must be aimed. Many drivers fit a switch that cuts the bar when oncoming traffic is near. Keep the lens clean, since mud or dust can reduce output noticeably.

  • Use a fused relay and separate switch
  • Route cable away from heat and moving parts
  • Make a clean earth connection
  • Check local road-use rules

Specifications

Brand ARB 4×4 Accessories
Part number AR40SARM603
UPC 700008143721
Size 40 inch
LED layout Two rows of 20 individual LEDs
Lens Polycarbonate
Mounting Bull bar or roof rack
Fitment Universal fit

Vehicle fitment

Universal fitment applies, so no model year, make or model is named. Whether the bar suits your vehicle depends on the bull bar or roof rack you mount it to and whether that rack has room for a 40 inch bar.

Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

Mounting to a bull bar or roof rack is the main job. Check what your rack needs first, such as brackets and clearance. Wire the bar through a fused relay and follow your local rules for road-use driving lights.

What’s included

One 40 inch LED light bar, part AR40SARM603.

Not included: Check the package contents against your installation before starting, including any brackets, wiring or switch you need.

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Specification

Shipping weight 16.00 lbs
Package dimensions 22.00 × 17.00 × 12.00 in
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Questions & Answers

What is the part number of the ARB Intensity 40 inch LED light bar AR40SARM603?

The part number is AR40SARM603 and the UPC is 700008143721. It is a 40 inch LED light bar with universal fitment.

Will this light bar fit my truck?

No truck is named, because the bar is universal fit. Check that your bull bar or roof rack can take a 40 inch bar before ordering.

What lens and LEDs does the bar use?

It has a polycarbonate lens over two rows of 20 individual LEDs. The lens and reflector technology matches the existing ARB Intensity LEDs.

Does the bar have a heat sink?

Yes. It has a dedicated heat sink and light bar mounting system, which is central to attaching the bar to a bull bar or roof rack.

How often should I check the bar mounting?

Check the mounting bolts and the bar position after the first few trips, then periodically, especially after rough tracks. Look for loose fixings, cracked brackets or a bar that has moved out of line, and re-aim the beam if needed.