The six-pod set is one of my auxiliary-lighting purchases. My roof-light diary records making custom brackets and deciding how the lights would sit beside the other roof equipment.
I bought Nilight Six-Pod Green Rock Lights as part of my camper van equipment.
The six-pod set is one of my auxiliary-lighting purchases. My roof-light diary records making custom brackets and deciding how the lights would sit beside the other roof equipment.
Comparing the Number of Light Positions with Color Control
I cut and drilled aluminum pieces for the roof-camera and light mounts.
I adjusted attachment holes while bringing the assemblies together on the profiles.
I coated the camera-mount pieces black during the fabrication sequence.
The camera mounting arrangement with its drilled attachments.A black-coated bracket from my roof camera-mount work.
My Takeaway from This Job
My roof-light work involved fitting individual mounts around other equipment. The six- and eight-pod sets keep green light positions, while the four-pod RGB kit changes to selectable colors and app control as well as a different fixture count.
Product Details And Van-Build Uses
Specification
Product Detail
Package
Six green light pods
Housings
Separate compact lamps
Layout Detail
Individual mounting points
Six separate housings let the mounting locations be planned individually. For a van layout, record the actual surfaces available around each intended position and the cable path connecting the lights. Include the points where trim or equipment might affect later access. This fixed-green kit remains separate from RGB products with their own controllers and from the eight-pod cargo packages. Keeping the kit identity beside the mounting sketch makes the purchase history and the physical layout easier to compare.
