The Baja Designs LP6 Single Rock Guard in Amber (MPN 278002) is a single cover for one LP6 LED light, built for trail use where stones and mud regularly hit the lens. Baja Designs presents its guards as a barrier against rocks, debris and trail hazards for its lighting. The guard is made from durable hard-coated polycarbonate plastic, which gives the shell real impact tolerance. The amber lens is what separates this version from the clear and black options. The manufacturer markets the amber option for low-visibility conditions, where it converts the light's output to amber for better contrast and less glare without a lens swap. Black guards are a different case: the manufacturer says black rock guards should not be used while the lights are on. The guard is engineered to sit snugly without interfering with the light's Direct Ducted Cooling airflow.
For LP6 owners searching for an amber LP6 light cover, an off-road light pod rock guard, or a DDC-compatible light protector, this guard offers protection without giving up the light's cooling design. The manufacturer lists the LP6 single guard under universal fitment, so compatibility depends on the light model rather than the vehicle. Confirm your light is an LP6 Pro before ordering. On the install side, Baja Designs says these guards install and remove in seconds with a snug, secure fit, which makes swapping colors or replacing a damaged guard a quick job.
The manufacturer lists the LP6 single rock guard as universal fitment. It is matched to the LP6 light itself, not to a specific make or model, so confirm your light is an LP6 Pro before ordering.
The manufacturer specifically warns against using black guards while the lights are on. It does not state the same restriction for amber, so confirm usage guidance with the manufacturer before running the lights with the guard installed for extended periods.
According to the manufacturer, the guard is designed to fit snugly without interfering with the light's Direct Ducted Cooling (DDC) technology.
Per the manufacturer, these guards are designed for a snug, secure fit and can be installed and removed in seconds, so this is a low-effort swap. The manufacturer's materials do not list required tools, torque specs, or mounting steps for this part, so check the manufacturer's installation documentation for the specific light before mounting it. Make sure the guard seats fully over the lens before you tighten or fasten anything.
