Projector Guide

Pick Your Projector

The projector is the engine of your retrofit — it's what actually throws light down the road. We build with two. Here's how they differ.

Light Cannons illuminating a highway at night

Light Cannons

Pure white output, maximum simplicity.

Bi-LED projectors that handle both your low and high beams from one unit. Rated for 50,000 hours with built-in temperature-regulating fans, so they run cool and last. Light goes where you need it, not into oncoming drivers' eyes.

  • Bi-LED — low and high beam in one
  • 50,000-hour rated lifespan
  • Built-in cooling fans
  • Sharp, controlled cutoff
Desert Vision white beam compared to stock headlights Desert Vision yellow beam compared to stock headlights Desert Vision white and yellow combo beam compared to stock headlights

Light Cannons with Desert Vision

Three lights in one housing.

We took the Light Cannon and added an amber diode. White, yellow, or combo mode firing both at once for one mega-bright output — switch between them on the fly by turning your lights off and back on. Same Bi-LED performance, same 50,000-hour rating, with a mode for whatever you're driving through.

  • Everything the Light Cannons do
  • Added amber diode
  • White / yellow / combo modes
  • Switch modes with no extra wiring

Why Yellow Matters

White light bounces off dust, fog, and falling snow and reflects straight back at you. Yellow cuts through it. Here's the difference where it counts.

Desert Vision yellow mode illuminating a highway at night
Yellow on open highway — warm, even coverage with no harsh glare off reflective markers.
Desert Vision yellow mode cutting through heavy fog
Yellow in heavy fog — you can still read the road when white light would be a wall of glare.

Side by Side

Light Cannons Desert Vision
Bi-LED (low + high beam) Yes Yes
Rated lifespan 50,000 hrs 50,000 hrs
Cooling fans Built in Built in
White output Yes Yes
Yellow output Yes
Combo (white + yellow) Yes
Best for Max brightness, keep it simple Dust, fog, snow, and standing out

Which One Should You Get?

Go Light Cannons if…

You mostly drive pavement, you want a huge brightness upgrade over factory halogens, and you'd rather set it and forget it. Nothing to toggle, nothing to think about.

Go Desert Vision if…

You run dirt, dust, fog, or snow. Yellow cuts glare in airborne particulate where white light bounces back at you — and combo mode gives you everything at once when the road opens up.

Still not sure?

Most customers who wheel regularly go Desert Vision and don't look back. If you're mostly commuting, the Light Cannons are plenty. Message us and we'll talk it through.

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