Nick Linstow

Over the last couple of years, we’ve pushed innovation into auxiliary LED driving lights design and function never seen before. Launched in late 2019, our Smartview product boasts 5 different lighting modes controlled by a touchscreen dashboard controller, while more recently the introduction of a range of i-LBA lamps containing photoelectric sensors allowing the light to automatically respond to oncoming vehicles and obstacles, was truly ground-breaking. Both impressive products and technologies, but which is best suited to your needs. Read on to find out...

When you buy a Lazer Lamps' product, you buy a product designed and made in the UK. A product assembled from parts carefully sourced from 'local' suppliers wherever possible. Suppliers that match our high standards and expectations, while sharing a common goal to minimise our impact on the planet. At the same time, through increasing our in-house production and downstream processes, we're taking more ownership for the quality of our products and their environmental footprint. Click below to find out more.

Lighting specifications sometimes aren’t worth the paper they’re written on; the lack of third-party validation means some brands/producers claim what they want, bending the figures to suit their own narrative. Nowhere is this more true than when it comes to lumen figures. In this article, we explain raw and actual/effective lumens, the difference between both, and the concept of 'Driver's FOV Flux' which we have applied in our calculations of effective lumens now published for our core product ranges.

Fitting extra lights to your vehicle, has the benefit of significantly increasing visibility at night benfiting drivers' with a safer, more pleasant relaxing driving experience. Still there's things that you should consider when choosing your lighting options, not least the benefits of being able to connect your auxiliary driving lights to operate with your standard headlights. In many countries across the world, this can only be done with lights approved to UNECE regulations (E-marked). Here we give an overview of the regulations and how this can change from one country to the next.

LED technology is moving fast, not only becoming more efficient, but more reliable as well. As a market leader and innovator, we’re constantly looking to upgrade products and launch new ones, optimising lighting performance for different applications depending on: the intensity of light, visibility at the sides of the road, and up/down spread. Considering our different products, and new and upgraded products available since this Autumn (Triple-R Gen2), take a closer look at the differences in light distribution of each.

For many the necessity or temptation right now might be to bed down and ride out the coronavirus storm, but so far as Lazer Lamps’ are concerned, and in particular our interests in developing the Australasian market, we’re not holding back. In the last 2 months, we’ve appointed Jason Pridham as Sales Manager with a specific focus on the 4x4 and Light Commercial Markets, working alongside Kirk Marks responsible for our interests across the Motorsport, Heavy Truck, Government, and Blue Light sectors.

From the very highest levels of both professional track and rally motorsport, there’s growing recognition of the superior lighting performance, design, reliability, and functionality of Lazer Lamps’ products, that brings tangible competitive advantage. With the recent launch of lightweight Glass & Carbon-fibre composite Bonnet and Corner Rally Lamp pods, we’ve furthered our appeal and relevance to the rally sector. In this piece, we’ll guide you through the options for achieving the perfect rally lighting setup.

Following the launch of our Linear-36, 42, and 48, alongside our range of Universal Roof Mounting kits, now is a good time to breakdown your potential roof light installation and provide a concise guide to choosing the right light, and right mounting solution for you and your vehicle. We appreciate a roof light is a reasonable investment, so it is important you feel confident in how the end solution will look and function. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the process of how to decide which Lazer roof light will best suit your needs.