Stainless Steel Watermelon Light Bracket 45° Angled Down for Single/Double Frame
Stainless Steel Watermelon Light Bracket 45° Angled Down for Single/Double Frame
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Stainless Steel Watermelon Light Bracket 45° Angled Down for Single/Double Frame
This stainless steel watermelon light bracket positions a single or double frame light at a 45° downward angle for targeted ground illumination. It is a rigid mount designed for off-road and utility lighting applications where directing light towards the trail or work area is essential.
Overview
This stainless steel watermelon light bracket is engineered to mount a single or double frame light at a precise 45° angle downward. It provides a durable, vibration-resistant platform that focuses light output onto the ground for improved visibility on trails, work sites, or recovery operations. Its stainless steel build ensures lasting performance in harsh environments.
Built For Performance
- 45° downward angle directs light exactly where it is needed.
- Compatible with both single and double frame light housings.
- Stainless steel construction resists rust and corrosion.
- Rigid mounting reduces light shake and maintains beam alignment.
- Compact design fits tight spaces on bumpers, racks, or cages.
Fits These Machines
- for Polaris
- for Can-Am
- for Yamaha
- for Jeep
- for Toyota
On-The-Job Use
- Illuminating the trail directly in front of an off-road vehicle.
- Providing ground-level lighting for night-time recovery or winching.
- Adding work lights to a tractor or trailer for loading tasks.
- Focusing light on a specific work area on a construction site.
Specs At A Glance
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Light Angle | 45° Angled Down |
| Frame Compatibility | Single / Double Frame |
Good To Know
Q: Will the 45° angle reduce the light's distance throw? A: Yes, angling the light downward shortens the beam's horizontal reach but significantly increases ground illumination directly ahead, which is ideal for slow-speed trails and work zones.
Q: Can I adjust the angle of the bracket after installation? A: The bracket has a fixed 45° angle for consistent performance. It does not include adjustment points, so position the bracket itself to fine-tune the aim.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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