The Baja Designs S2 Sport Work/Scene Pattern LED Work Light in Baja Amber (SKU 540016) is a compact auxiliary LED pod. The manufacturer's data sheet lists two Cree XM-L2 LEDs rated at 1,130 lumens and 12W / 0.9A. The Work/Scene optic throws a broad, even pattern for backing up, trail-side work, or camp lighting, and the Baja Amber lens shifts the output to yellow. The manufacturer says the amber lens is built for dust, rain, snow, and fog, and that it cuts glare. Compared with a stock reverse lamp or a clear-lens pod, this is the choice for low-visibility conditions where a white beam washes out. The pod's small footprint also lets it fit where a full-size light bar will not. Shop this S2 Sport amber work scene LED pod for an off-road work light, overland rack light, or amber fog light upgrade.
The S2 Sport is a universal fit, so it mounts to bumpers, roof racks, trailers, and side panels. Baja's own product page lists fog, cornering, rack, and reverse uses. The light ships without a wiring harness, and the manufacturer points buyers to harness 640117 or a custom wiring solution. The manufacturer also uses stainless steel bolts and hardware for corrosion resistance. Owners on user forums describe the wiring as simple: the black lead goes to a solid ground, and the white lead goes to a switched, fused circuit. Routing the cable through the vehicle is usually the hardest part of the job, so plan that run before you mount the light.
No. The manufacturer states this light does not include a wiring harness, and the compatible harness is part 640117. You can also wire it directly with a custom solution.
The manufacturer describes the Baja Amber lens as designed for off-road driving in dust, rain, snow, or fog, and says it minimizes glare. Clear lenses are better suited to general-purpose distance lighting.
Owners on user forums report that the white wire is positive and the black wire is negative or ground. Confirm the polarity against the manufacturer's install documentation before you connect power.
Mounting is a bolt-on job with the stainless hardware and a bracket, and most owners handle it with basic hand tools and a drill if you need new mounting holes. Wiring takes more time. The manufacturer does not include a harness with this part, so budget for harness 640117 or a custom loom, a fuse holder, and connectors that suit your vehicle. Owners on user forums warn that the factory wire run through a cubby or pillar may not accept a heat-shrink or loom-protected harness, so test-fit the route first. Some rooftop power outlets use a specific Deutsch connector style, so check the plug type before you cut or splice. Use the manufacturer's install sheet for the exact fuse size and ground point.
