The Baja Designs RTL Single Straight 30in Light Bar (part 103002) combines running, brake, amber and white-center functions in one 30-inch aluminum bar. The manufacturer lists 12W for the running light with amber marker, 30W for the brake light with amber marker, and 18W for the white light. It suits off-road UTVs, ATVs and trucks that need a clear, visible rear signal on the course, including chase-rack and tailgate-off setups.
Compared with a stock taillight or a cheap generic LED bar, the RTL's housing is aircraft-grade aluminum with a mil-spec hard anodize finish and a hard-coated polycarbonate lens. The manufacturer rates it IP69K, describes it as waterproof up to 9 ft and pressure washable, lists IK10 impact compliance, and says it exceeds MIL-STD-810G testing. Built-in overvoltage protection and a 9–36 V operating range help it handle the voltage swings common on off-road electrical systems. Owners on user forums describe the bar as a useful chase light that adds visibility in dust.
No. The manufacturer states the bar ships without a harness. Automotive applications use part 640127, and UTV applications use part 640116.
The manufacturer's install documentation lists part 447053, a Can-Am rear tail light bolt mount kit for the RTL 30 inch light bar, for 2017–21 Maverick X3 models. Confirm fitment with the manufacturer before ordering if your model year falls outside that range.
Yes. The manufacturer rates the RTL IP69K and describes it as waterproof up to 9 ft and pressure washable.
Per the manufacturer's RTL wiring and mounting sheet, the bar mounts to a vertical or horizontal surface using the provided washers and nyloc nuts. Tighten the nuts until the bar cannot move side to side. Mounting is the quick part of this job. Plan more time for the wiring, since the RTL runs on 9–36 V and needs the correct harness for your vehicle, with separate wiring instructions published for the RTL. Order the harness before you start, because the bar does not include one.
