Heretic 6 Series Quattro Light: Black Bezel | Stainless Bolts | Spot Reflector | Clear Lens

Overview

Single Heretic 6-Series Quattro LED pod with the spot reflector, clear lens, and black bezel. Built for long-range aux lighting on trucks, Jeeps, SUVs, and UTVs.

Key features

• Four 6-watt CREE LEDs, 24W total, 2904 raw lumens
• Spot beam: 825 lx at 10m, 82,500 cd, roughly 574m throw
• 9V-36V input, 2A draw at 13.8V
• IP68-sealed CNC 6061 aircraft-grade aluminum housing
• Stainless bracket fits most aftermarket bumper, ditch, chase, and roof mounts

Use cases

Mount it as a ditch light, A-pillar light, or bumper spot for high-speed trail and overland night driving. The spot pattern is best where long sightlines matter; pair it with a flood or combo pod elsewhere on the rig for close fill.

• LEDs: 4 x 6W CREE (24W total)
• Raw lumens: 2904 lm
• Beam pattern: Spot
• Lux at 10m: 825 lx
• Candela: 82,500 cd
• Beam throw: ~574 m
• Voltage: 9V-36V
• Current draw: 2A at 13.8V
• IP rating: IP68
• Housing: CNC 6061 aircraft-grade aluminum
• Lens: Clear
• Bezel: Black
• Dimensions (light only): 3 x 1.5 x 3 in
• Dimensions (with bracket): 3.2 x 2.5 x 3.4 in
• Mount: Stainless steel bracket
• Quantity: 1 pod

What's the difference between spot, flood, and combo?

This pod is the spot reflector. Spot throws a tight, far beam (825 lx at 10m, about 574m reach) for distance. Flood spreads wide and close; combo splits the difference. Pick spot when you want to see far at speed.

Is this one light or a pair?

One pod. If you want a matched pair, order two.

What vehicles and voltage does it support?

It runs on 9V to 36V, covering both 12V and 24V systems. Trucks, Jeeps, SUVs, and UTVs all work.

How much power does it draw?

2A at 13.8V, which is 24W. That's a light load on a wiring harness.

Is it waterproof?

Yes. It carries an IP68 rating, so it's sealed against dust and water, including submersion-grade exposure during water crossings.

Where does it mount?

The stainless bracket fits most aftermarket bumper, ditch, chase, and roof rack mounts. Common spots are ditch-light brackets, A-pillars, and bumpers.