The 75 watt Venom LED. It may be the smaller of the two but don’t let his size fool you, this light will totally change the way that you think of driving lights.

We used to say bigger means brighter – the larger reflector collects more light from the bulb and will shine further, however Venom proves that old saying completely wrong. It gives the sort of performance that can light up 850m at one LUX, meaning that you could stand 850 meters down the road, hold up your light meter and measure usable light. And it’s not just the distance because everything within your entire field of vision is better illuminated, brighter keeping you fresh and alert behind the wheel.

An array of 21 Lumiled LEDs work together at a colour temperature of 5000K, which is really the optimal lighting colour to keep you focused and alert without the ghostly blue hue that many cheap imported LEDs produce.

The width of the beam is also something that will be a real selling feature for Venom – if you add a set of combo filters, a pair of these lights will allow you to see up to 120 m to the side of the road.

Being small is of huge benefit to Venom, with a clearance of only 66mm it is the perfect light to fit where space it at a premium but quality light is a must.

there are a number of features, have an industry leading IP69K ingress protection which means they are designed and built to withstand whatever the harsh outback conditions throw at them. Resistant to moisture and contaminant ingress as assessed by an independent testing body, they will never let you down wherever you might travel.

Australia is a big country and to see it properly means you’re going to have to cover some distance. Safe travelling means managing driver fatigue – sure good lights are part of that. But staying alert can mean keeping the mind active, for example listening to a local radio station to stay in touch as you travel. Sadly many auxiliary lights interfere with the weak-signal that is typical on highway travel. Not so with Lightforce Australian made lights that incorporate low pass filters to suppress radiated noise, keeping radio reception clear – a vital feature for traveling our county.