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Rigid Industries SR-Series Pro 50 Inch Light Bar (Combo) -951314

Rigid Industries

  • Rigid Industries SR-Series Pro 50 inch light bar, driving/spot combo, part number 951314
  • 334 watts, 56 LEDs, 35112 raw lumens
  • Under 2 inches tall, single row, patented Specter optics
  • 50,000+ hour lifespan, black finish

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Description

Overview

The Rigid Industries SR-Series Pro 50 Inch Light Bar in a driving/spot combo, part number 951314, is a single row LED light bar. Rigid rates it at 334 watts, with 56 LEDs, a 23.86 amp draw and 35112 raw lumens. It is a universal light bar and no vehicle is named for it.

The SR-Series PRO is a sleek, low profile bar under 2 inches tall, with up to 111% more raw lumens than earlier versions. It uses a single row of LEDs with a choice of hybrid or patented Specter optics, and it has a beam distance of 767 m. The bars come in black or white powder coated finishes, and this one is black.

The combo pattern pairs a broad driving beam with a narrow spot, covering the trail near the vehicle and the distance ahead. The bar comes up to full brightness as soon as it is switched on. It is designed to project light at long distances while using very little power, and it is assembled in the USA.

Key features

  • Driving/spot combo beam
  • Single row of 56 LEDs
  • Under 2 inches tall
  • Patented Specter optics
  • Instant on and off with no warm up
  • Durable polycarbonate lens

Wiring a high-draw bar

A bar with this draw needs a heavy-duty fused circuit, and the wire gauge should match the length of the run as well as the current. Keep the power feed short, mount the relay near the battery, and use a clean ground to the frame or a dedicated ground point. Voltage drop at the bar shows up as dimmer, uneven light, so a poor ground is often behind a complaint about output rather than the LEDs themselves.

Long bars and combo patterns are often chosen for trail and desert driving, where the spot reaches far ahead and the driving beam lights the trail close in. Those uses also mean repeated shock and dust, so inspect the seal and lens after each trip, clean the lens gently and look for moisture inside the housing. Keeping the wiring clipped and away from bracket edges prevents chafing over time.

Specifications

Brand Rigid Industries
Part number 951314
UPC 849774031571
Series SR-Series Pro 50 inch light bar
Size 50 inch
Beam pattern Driving/spot combo
Watts 334
Amp draw 23.86
LEDs 56
Raw lumens 35112
Beam distance 767 m
Lifespan 50,000+ hours
Lens Clear, durable polycarbonate
Finish Black

Vehicle fitment

No year, make or model is named for this universal light bar. A 50 inch bar needs a long mounting surface with enough room for the bracket, so check that before ordering.

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

Installation notes

The 23.86 amp draw means the bar needs a heavy-duty fused circuit and a relay. Local road-use rules should also be checked before the bar is driven with the lights on.

What’s included

One 50 inch SR-Series Pro driving/spot combo light bar in black.

SKU: RIG951314 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 16.00 lbs
Package dimensions 52.90 × 6.00 × 6.00 in
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Questions & Answers

How much light does the SR-Series Pro 951314 give?

Rigid rates the 50 inch combo bar at 334 watts and 35112 raw lumens, with 56 LEDs. The listed beam distance is 767 m, and the bar draws 23.86 amps.

How does the 951314 compare with a smaller SR-Series Pro bar?

The 951314 is a 50 inch bar with 56 LEDs, 334 watts, 35112 raw lumens and a 767 m beam distance. Those are the figures to compare when choosing between sizes in the SR-Series Pro range.

Does the 951314 fit my vehicle?

It is a universal light bar, so no year, make or model is named. Check the mounting surface for a 50 inch bar and confirm the bracket before ordering.

Why does a 50 inch bar need heavier wire than a small light?

A longer bar on a higher-draw circuit carries more current, and thin wire heats up and drops voltage along the run. Size the wire and fuse for the full draw and keep the run short. A heavier gauge also reduces strain on the connectors.