Optimised for the Mercedes X-Class without roof rails, the Lazer Lamps Roof Mounting Kit comprises stylish satin black, stainless steel mounting brackets that fix within the vehicle’s roof ditch channel for a seamless roof installation. Available to fit either our Linear-42 (available in Standard or Elite), both options deliver exceptional lighting performance coupled with high-end product design.

The Linear-42, with its low profile aerodynamic design is the perfect choice for customers looking for a more discreet LED driving light roof install, with the added benefit of superior low wind noise at high driving speeds. Despite the smaller proportions of the light, lighting performance is still exceptional with the beam pattern matching excellent distance illumination (Standard: 1 lux at 492m, Elite: 1 lux at 765m), with a spread of light to the left/right of the road that leaves nothing to the imagination. The Linear-42 (Standard model only) also falls within UNECE regulations allowing the lamp to be connected to your standard high beams (where local regulations allow).

All Lazer LED Lightbars are designed and engineered to the highest standards, and through our UK manufacturing nothing has been left to chance with the products’ build quality or reliability, backed up by our comprehensive 5 year warranty. 

Manufactured from A2 stainless steel, and finished with a satin black powder coat, the mounting brackets are fully corrosion resistant in line with automotive grade quality standards, as are the supplied countersunk anti-theft fasteners. To complete the mounting of your light, cylindrical spacers are provided to aid positioning. The installation of the brackets to your vehicle is completed using rivets into the vehicles roof ditch channel. Cable grommets are supplied to ensure a tidy, and sealed cable entry point through the roof. Electrical butt connectors are provided to help assure the integrity of the cable reattachment once thread through the roof.

Where the vehicle has Xenon or LED headlights as standard, it may not be possible to detect a 12V high beam signal. In these instances it will be necessary to complete the electrical installation using a CAN Interface, with our recommended solution being a CANNY Interface. For advice on how to check for a 12V high beam signal, please click here.