The Grande Supreme 100 is the top-output light in the Grande line: a 6.75-in round LED that puts out 10,696 effective lumens (12,201 raw) and 365,713 peak candela from a 140-watt engine. The optic is a combo, so one fixture covers spot reach, flood spread, and a wide area mode. Tip 2 Chip programming lets you load 3 of 8 modes onto the light, so the same fixture switches from a high-speed driving spot to a low-intensity work light without rewiring.
What separates the Supreme from the rest of the Grande line is the copper circuit board paired with thermal-management software, which lets it hold that 140 W output instead of dimming under heat. It pulls roughly 10 A at 14V, so plan the circuit accordingly. Constant Power builds the relay into the light, so a low-amp switch drives it and you run less harness than a 140 W light usually needs.
It is IP68 sealed against dust and water submersion and J575 vibration rated for trail abuse. The polycarbonate exoskeleton channels air front-to-back for cooling and is field-replaceable and paintable. In the box: the light, two covers (amber NACHO and black ARB), a stainless surface-mount bracket, and hardware. The 2-N-1 mount surface-mounts to a tab or direct-mounts to any 1.5-in tube.
