The Baja Designs 60-0047 is a 10-foot, 4-pin Deutsch extension lead for the Squadron 2.0 auxiliary light line. It carries the connection from the vehicle's wiring to a light pod mounted farther away, such as a bumper, A-pillar, or roof location. The manufacturer describes it as a universal extension for lighting installations with backlight integration. Compared with splicing a generic extension into a pod harness, the factory Deutsch connector mates directly with the light, which keeps the install cleaner and avoids guessing at wire gauge and connector pinouts.
Fitment centers on the connector. The manufacturer states that Squadron 2.0 Sport and Pro lights use a standard 4-pin Deutsch-style connector, and it lists both configurations as running on 12-36V systems. Owners on user forums commonly use Squadron 2.0 extensions to move a pair of pods from a factory aux circuit to a roof or A-pillar mount, so confirm your pod's connector and mounting distance before ordering. Search terms this part matches include Squadron 2.0 10 ft extension harness, 4-pin Deutsch aux light extension, Squadron Pro backlight extension wire, and Baja 60-0047 auxiliary light extension.
The manufacturer lists it as a universal extension for lighting installations and says both Squadron 2.0 Sport and Pro lights use a 4-pin Deutsch-style connector. Confirm the connector on your specific pod before ordering.
The manufacturer lists backlight integration for this 10 ft extension. For the Squadron 2.0 Pro, the manufacturer says its nine backlight colors are selected through the harness.
Owners on user forums advise checking the combined draw of the lights against the amp rating of the aux circuit first. If the draw exceeds that rating, they recommend keeping a relay between the switch and the lights.
Because this is an extension rather than a full kit, the install is mostly routing and power work. The Deutsch connectors make the light-side connection simple, so the time goes into running the cable cleanly from the pod to the vehicle and terminating the power and ground leads at the vehicle end. Owners on user forums report that Baja Designs wiring instructions can be thin, so plan on confirming the pinout and circuit before you energize anything. Check the aux circuit amperage first, and if the lights exceed it, add a relay rather than running the load through the factory switch. Keep the cable away from heat sources and moving suspension components.
