The Baja Designs 464014 is a 40-inch OnX6+ straight LED light bar with two switchable sections. The manufacturer describes a setup where the inner white light and outer amber light can be controlled separately through an additional power cord and switch. The bar uses a Driving/Combo beam with 5000K color temperature, plus the brand's MoistureBlock sealing and ClearView optics, so it covers near-field work and distance in one housing.
Compared with a single-color bar, this unit lets you run amber when dust, fog, rain, or snow reduce visibility, then switch to white for clear-night distance without buying two light bars. The manufacturer lists 39,220 lumens on high and 32,760 on low, with a rated LED life of 49,930 hours. The OnX6+ family carries IP69K and IK10 ratings and MIL-STD-810G testing. Replacement lens kits are sold for the OnX6 platform, so a cracked lens does not mean replacing the whole bar.
The manufacturer states that independent control of the inner and outer sections requires an additional power cord and switch. Owners on user forums report that the second circuit often needs a relay or upfitter-style harness, and one owner recommended professional installation. Confirm the exact harness part numbers with the manufacturer before ordering.
The manufacturer lists this bar as universal fitment rather than a model-specific kit. Mounting location, bracket fit, and wire routing depend on your bumper, grille, or roof rack setup.
The manufacturer offers OnX6 replacement lens kits in clear, Baja amber, and factory amber, with spot, driving/combo, and wide cornering patterns. The kits are sold in 10-inch increments, so confirm with the manufacturer which kit matches this 40-inch dual control bar.
The single-circuit wiring is a straightforward upfit for most owners, but the dual control setup adds a second power feed and switch, which is the main point where installs go wrong. Owners on user forums say the second section often needs a relay or a second upfitter circuit, and some recommend having a professional handle the wiring. The manufacturer publishes an installation sheet for part number 464014, so review it before cutting any factory wiring. Owners who mounted the bar behind a bumper report that adjusting the angle may require removing the bumper again, so set the aim carefully the first time and route the cords so they are not pinched when the bumper is reinstalled.
