The Baja Designs S1 Spot LED pod pair (SKU 387801) is a compact auxiliary light for off-road trucks, UTVs, and ATVs. Baja Designs offers high performance LED lights and light bars for off road trucks, UTVs, and ATVs. The manufacturer credits each light with 2,320 per light of raw lumens, and one owner on a user forum said output is great for the size. The reason to pay more than for a cheap pod is serviceability: the S1 LED Light offers unmatched serviceability and flexibility, so a damaged lens can be replaced or the beam pattern adjusted without buying a new light.
Fitment is listed as universal, so the real question is mounting location and wiring rather than year, make, and model. The manufacturer lists a Hardcoated Polycarbonate lens and a Hard Anodized and Powder Coated Cast Aluminum housing, with a Voltage · 9-28 range and built-in overvoltage protection. Owners running them as constant fog lights advise keep it aimed down a bit if you plan to run it all the time. Searches for this kit usually combine terms like S1 spot pod pair 387801, single LED spot light bracket, and universal UTV auxiliary light pod.
The manufacturer lists this product as an LED light pod pair with a wiring harness. Check the manufacturer's installation sheet for the full list of included bracket hardware before ordering extras.
Not on its own. Owners on user forums quote Baja Designs staff explaining that since the S1 has one LED, you can only do diffused, work/scene, or spot light. The two-LED S2 is the option for a combined driving and spot setup.
Yes. The manufacturer states that Baja Designs lights must have circuit protection (fuse or circuit breaker).
Owners on user forums describe the S1 as easy to install, pretty much the same as S2s, and the manufacturer's bracket sheet for the S1 family calls for a 1/4-20 x 0.875" bolt through the S1 Bracket with washers, then 5mm hardware to attach the light. Its S1 motorcycle sheet lists a 7/16" wrench and socket and a T10 Torx bit, and notes that the four bezel bolts are removed with the Torx bit when you need to rotate the bezel for lens alignment. Before mounting, check clearance through full suspension travel and wire power through a fuse or breaker as the manufacturer requires.
