01 / HARVESTING
Header & Unloading Area
Wide illumination helps operators follow the cutting width. Side work lights can also support unloading and machine checks.
Landwirtschaft & Forestry Lighting Solutions
LED work lighting for tractors, combines and forestry machinery, built around the areas operators need to see.
How Beam Patterns Change the Work Area
Wide Work-Area CoverageLight for nearby implements and field edges.
Light the Work, Not Just the Route
02 / FIELDWORK
Cab & Field Travel
Roof and front lamps bring light to field rows, the travel route and the machine perimeter.
03 / IMPLEMENTS
Rear & Attachment Work
Rear-facing lamps illuminate hitching points, tillage tools and attached equipment during operation.
Work Lighting for Forestry Equipment
Harvester heads, booms and loading areas move outside the cab’s forward view. Their light placement needs to follow the task.
Boom & Cutting HeadDirect work lights toward the active tool and handling point.
Surrounding Work ZoneCover nearby ground and timber movement areas.
Machine FitCheck lamp clearance, connector, voltage and bracket orientation.
XRLL Work Lights for Agriculture & Forstwirtschaft
Lighting for Your Equipment
Share the machine, working area and quantity to review suitable products or OEM options.
Discuss Your Project →EquipmentTractor, harvester or forestry machine
ElectricalVoltage and connector type
MountingLighting positions and dimensions
OrderQuantity and OEM options
Frequently Asked Questions
Flood suits nearby implements and broad task areas. Spot gives more forward reach, while a combination beam balances both. Confirm the actual beam pattern per model.
Common locations include the cab roof, header area, machine sides and rear. The final configuration depends on the machine and the working width.
Check voltage, fixture dimensions, bracket type, connector and the required beam distribution before using the same lamp across multiple machines.
Review each model’s ingress protection, construction, mounting and electrical specifications against the operating conditions of the equipment.
Share your connector drawings, mounting requirements, branding needs and expected quantity for an OEM/ODM feasibility review.
Tell Us About Your Project
Share your equipment type, light locations and project requirements.
Machine type and work-light locations
Voltage, beam type and connectors
Quantity and customization
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