New From SEMA: Stage Series Infrared Lights | Diode Dynamics

[Diode Dynamics]

We’re kicking off SEMA Day 1 with something completely new. The Stage Series Infrared Lighting lineup delivers true infrared performance with precise optical focus and virtually no visible red bleed. From IR pods to the Follow Me light, watch the video above to see how we’re redefining what infrared lighting can do.

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[Glen Baker LLC]

Show me a video of why I would need or want these lights..
Show me the lights in action.

 

[Diode Dynamics]

Show me a video of why I would need or want these lights..
Show me the lights in action.

These lights cater to a specific group of users who already have a need for IR illumination — there’s no reason to push or “sell” them to anyone outside that audience. As a vendor here, we’re posting for awareness so members who can benefit know they exist.

For civilian use, practical applications include:

• Search & Rescue: working with NV goggles to locate people or vehicles after dark without visible-light interference.
• Wildlife & Conservation: observing animals at night without startling them.
• Farming & Ranching: checking livestock, fences, or equipment discreetly after sunset.
• Overlanding / Off-roading: navigating remote trails with NV systems and minimizing camp light pollution.
• Security & Surveillance: pairing with NV cameras to improve low-light coverage without bright floodlights.
• Marine Use: aiding night operations and lookouts without blinding crew or attracting insects.

About our IR pods: Our IR pods are the latest on the market — developed in collaboration with military partners and refined through a year of field testing. They’re engineered to minimize visible signatures and stray illumination, delivering reliable IR performance for users relying on night-vision systems.

They’re not meant to replace visible lighting — just to serve those who already use night-vision/IR systems and need a reliable, purpose-built solution.

 

[Mavster Mechanic]

How about some non blinding headlamps for everyday use?

The major problem with "focused" led or "projector" lamps is:

When oncoming traffic hits a bump, a dip, a speed bump, a slight incline, anything that raises the nose of the offending vehicle just a few degrees, oncoming traffic is blinded.

This includes when someone puts trivial weight in the back of the vehicle. Virtual lasers in our eyes.

How about some "self leveling" headlamps!? Or if you can't do that, please make energy efficient LED that mimic incandescents. Give me soft 3700° Kelvin.

PLEASE.

 

[Glen Baker LLC]

These lights cater to a specific group of users who already have a need for IR illumination — there’s no reason to push or “sell” them to anyone outside that audience. As a vendor here, we’re posting for awareness so members who can benefit know they exist.

For civilian use, practical applications include:

• Search & Rescue: working with NV goggles to locate people or vehicles after dark without visible-light interference.
• Wildlife & Conservation: observing animals at night without startling them.
• Farming & Ranching: checking livestock, fences, or equipment discreetly after sunset.
• Overlanding / Off-roading: navigating remote trails with NV systems and minimizing camp light pollution.
• Security & Surveillance: pairing with NV cameras to improve low-light coverage without bright floodlights.
• Marine Use: aiding night operations and lookouts without blinding crew or attracting insects.

About our IR pods: Our IR pods are the latest on the market — developed in collaboration with military partners and refined through a year of field testing. They’re engineered to minimize visible signatures and stray illumination, delivering reliable IR performance for users relying on night-vision systems.

They’re not meant to replace visible lighting — just to serve those who already use night-vision/IR systems and need a reliable, purpose-built solution.

Thank you.
I was wondering what type of application they'd be used for on our Mavericks. I know Cadillac has an IR option with a screen on the dashboard. To assist in foggy or bad weather.
I didn't know if that's what you were offering.

 

[Diode Dynamics]

How about some non blinding headlamps for everyday use?

The major problem with "focused" led or "projector" lamps is:

When oncoming traffic hits a bump, a dip, a speed bump, a slight incline, anything that raises the nose of the offending vehicle just a few degrees, oncoming traffic is blinded.

This includes when someone puts trivial weight in the back of the vehicle. Virtual lasers in our eyes.

How about some "self leveling" headlamps!? Or if you can't do that, please make energy efficient LED that mimic incandescents. Give me soft 3700° Kelvin.

PLEASE.

We do not have a plan to release headlights for the Ford Maverick. Sorry about that!

However, our partner brand, Form Lighting, is nearly complete and prepared to release headlights and taillights together, with an expected release in early 2026.

 

[Maverick_Dad]

We do not have a plan to release headlights for the Ford Maverick. Sorry about that!

However, our partner brand, Form Lighting, is nearly complete and prepared to release headlights and taillights together, with an expected release in early 2026.

This is the info we've been waiting for!

 

[Cancunbadlands]

Assist in foggy or bad weather?????

 

[Glen Baker LLC]

Assist in foggy or bad weather?????

I think, the extra IR illumination helps only if you are driving with your night vision goggles on.

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