MadDog Delta Auxiliary Light
The MadDog Delta sits in the middle of the range, built for riders who've already outgrown an entry-level light and want a genuine difference on dark, unlit highways rather than a marginal one.
Each pair runs at 6,400 lumens off a pair of 30-watt Nichia LEDs, on a combo beam weighted 70% spot and 30% flood. That mix favours distance over spread, so the Delta throws further down the road than the Scout-X while still keeping enough flood component to avoid a harsh, tunnel-like beam.
Why Riders Pick the Delta
Riders searching for maddog delta lights are usually past the point of wanting a basic upgrade. The Delta is aimed at regular night riders and weekend tourers who spend real time on highways after dark, where a 250-metre beam distance actually matters for reaction time.
Build quality is unchanged from the rest of the range: aluminum housing, polycarbonate lens, IP67 sealing, and the same 18-month replacement warranty MadDog backs every light with.
Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| LED Type | Nichia LED (Japanese tech) |
| Lumens | 6,400 lumens per pair |
| Wattage | 30W each, 60W per pair |
| Voltage | DC 12V |
| Current Draw | 3.6A per pair |
| Beam Distance | 250 metres |
| Optics | Combo beam, 70% spot and 30% flood |
| Color Temperature | 5000K - 5700K |
| IP Rating | IP67, water and dust resistant |
| Materials | Polycarbonate lens and aluminum housing |
| Lifespan | Up to 50,000 hours |
| Warranty | 18-month replacement warranty against manufacturing defects |
What's in the Box
- A pair of MadDog Delta lights
- A pair of clamps
- Screw kit and tail connectors
- Warranty card
A wiring harness and switch aren't part of the standard kit. Only the MadDog Wiring Harness Pro is confirmed to fit the Delta, so it's worth pairing rather than sourcing a generic harness, letting it draw power straight from the battery through a relay instead of an existing circuit.
Fitment and Accessories
The bundled clamps cover standard fork diameters. Dedicated Delta filters, sold separately, let you switch between a yellow lens for fog and rain and a clear lens for everyday use.
Want more reach still? The MadDog Alpha is the next step up in the same combo-beam format. See how the Delta fits into the wider lineup on the MadDog brand page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: How far does the MadDog Delta throw light?
A1: The Delta is rated to 250 metres on its spot component, with the remaining 30% flood filling in the wider area closer to the bike.
Q2: What's the difference between the Delta and the Alpha?
A2: The Delta runs 6,400 lumens per pair at 30W each with a 250-metre throw, while the Alpha steps up to 9,600 lumens per pair at 40W each with a 300-metre throw. Both use the same 70/30 spot-to-flood combo beam.
Q3: Does the Delta come with a wiring harness?
A3: No, the standard kit ships with the lights, clamps, screw kit, and tail connectors. Only the MadDog Wiring Harness Pro is confirmed to fit, and it's sold as a separate accessory.
Q4: Is the Delta suitable for touring on Indian highways at night?
A4: Yes, this is the use case it's built for. The spot-weighted combo beam and 250-metre throw give a genuine improvement over stock lighting on unlit highway stretches.
Q5: What is the warranty period on the Delta?
A5: MadDog covers the Delta with an 18-month replacement warranty against manufacturing defects, provided the serial number, wiring, and seals haven't been tampered with.
Q6: Can I fit yellow filters to the Delta for rainy season riding?
A6: Yes, dedicated Delta filters are sold separately in yellow, which cuts glare in rain and fog, alongside a clear option for regular use.