Rigid Industries LED light bar: Dim switch or harness available?

[Don in Lodi]

So- I've read and read.... nothing definitive on pairing a Rigid 90631/90661 light bar with the Skene controller. I know what doesn't work- but does anybody have this set up and have it working successfully? I'm looking to do exactly what the OP said- dimmed on low beam, full 100% when I switch to high beam. Called Skene and he is looking into it- I'll post an update if I learn anything from him.

As I mentioned, Rigid does a Hi-Lo, 20% on lo, 100% on hi. Easy enough to wire into the bike's hi-beam circuit. Skene lets you play with intensities. I'd have to read up as intensely as I did when buying to find the page where Rigid talked about not working with variable units like Skene. In addition to calling Skene, call Rigid as well.

 

[Jabba]

Skene replied that after talking with Rigid, the std light bars could not be dimmed. Do you have a model number for the one you're referring to? That would likely work for me-

 

[Don in Lodi]

Have you been to their web site? Under "Products", right hand column, Hi & Lo Dual Intensity. 6" that will fit, and 10" that I think might be too long.

 

[tomatocity]

Don... is this the page and item 90661H

http://www.rigidindustries.com/led-lighting/90661h

 

[Langolier]

Two years back I wanted to get some aux lights and use the Skene system to cut the intensity when my lights were on dim mode.
I wanted the Rigid lights but found (with their new design) they would not allow it. What I ended up with is a set of Wurton spot lights with the Skene Controller. What I like about the Skene controller there are no extra switches to mount or deal with. The Wurton lights come with amber and clear interchangeable lenses. They protect the main lens and I like to run the amber during the day to get more needed attention. I would buy again.


http://www.wurton.com/collections/10-watt-led-light-bars/products/05-off-road-led-light-bar