Beam and output
Spot, flood, and combination patterns serve different jobs. We match useful output to the distance, width, and environment you need to illuminate.
Lighting
Put the right light where you need it.
Light bars, pods, rock lights, and controls
Put the right light where you need it.
A light bar for the trail, pods for a work area, rock lights under the truck, or better scene lighting around the bed. The right choice depends on what needs to be visible and where the light can be mounted.
CVSi installs the lights, switches, circuit protection, and wiring. We'll also talk through spot, flood, and combination beam patterns before parts are ordered.
Ask about Lighting →What to expect
- LED light bars and pods
- Work and scene lighting
- Switches and control systems
- Clean weather-conscious wiring
Before installation
Give every light a job.
Trail distance, a broad work area, the truck bed, and wheel wells all need different light and placement.
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Define the job
We identify where you drive or work, what needs to be visible, and how you want the system to look and operate.
- 02
Plan the system
Lights, beam patterns, mounts, controls, wiring paths, and power requirements are selected as one installation.
- 03
Install, aim, and test
Components are mounted securely, wiring is protected, controls are labeled, and the system is aimed and tested.
Serving the Cedar Valley
Lighting in Cedar Falls, Iowa.
CVSi installs light bars, pods, rock lights, work lights, switches, and control panels in Cedar Falls. Call with the vehicle and the job the lights need to do.
Contact CVSi →Common questions
Lighting FAQ.
Call the shop to confirm current products, availability, terms, or compatibility for your specific job.
What type of auxiliary light is right for my truck?
Long-distance visibility, broad nearby coverage, and work-area lighting use different beam patterns. Mounting height and location also affect the choice.
Can lighting be installed without exposed wiring?
In many vehicles, wiring can be routed and protected for a clean finished appearance. The exact path depends on mounting location, vehicle access, and the chosen controls.
Will added lights drain my battery?
A properly planned system accounts for total electrical load, circuit protection, switching, and how the lights will be used. CVSi reviews the complete setup before installation.
Can you add lights to a truck that already has accessories?
Yes, when mounting space, wiring access, power demand, and compatibility allow it. Existing bumpers, racks, steps, plows, and electronics become part of the plan.