The KC HiLiTES FLEX ERA 1 Single Light Shield in amber (part 5330) is a snap-on, hard polycarbonate cover for the FLEX ERA 1 LED light pod. The manufacturer lists it as an amber lens guard that adds protection in harsh conditions and improves visibility in low-visibility situations such as dust, fog, and heavy rain. It ships as one shield per pack, so a two-pod setup needs two.
Stock FE1 pods run clear, so this shield is the quickest way to shift the beam to amber without buying a different lens. The manufacturer contrasts these shields with its performance yellow lenses, which replace the optic inside the pod, while the amber shield snaps over a clear lens and leaves it in place. That makes it easy to switch between white and amber output on trail days. The manufacturer also suggests pairing the flood lens with an amber shield for a chase light that spreads wider behind the vehicle, which suits convoy driving.
Built for FE1 pods mounted on bumpers, overhead, roof, or rear positions, the shield measures 2.33 x 2.33 x 0.43 in. Searchers looking for a KC 5330 amber cover, an FE1 amber snap-on lens shield, or an amber light cover for FLEX ERA 1 pods will find this is the exact part for that job.
The manufacturer states it fits all FLEX ERA 1 lights. Confirm your light is an FE1 before ordering, since the shield is designed for that series.
No. The manufacturer describes the amber shields as snap-on covers that work with the clear lens already in the pod, so the optic does not need to come out.
No. The manufacturer sells this shield individually and includes one shield in the box, so each FE1 pod needs its own.
The manufacturer describes the FE1 amber shield as an easy snap-on install, and the shield line is described as needing no tools. Wipe the lens face clean first, then align the shield's edges with the pod face and press evenly around the perimeter until the clips seat. Check that it sits snug all the way around before you head out, since a partly seated cover can rattle on rough trails. To remove it, pull it straight off the pod. The manufacturer also publishes an FE1 installation guide for mounting the pods, which is useful for planning bracket and wiring work, but the guide's contents for the shield itself were not confirmed during research.
