MadDog Delta Auxiliary light

₹8,249.00
Quick Overview

The MadDog Delta is a 6,400-lumen combo-beam light built for riders who want a real step up on unlit highways. Its 70/30 spot-to-flood beam reaches 250 metres, backed by IP67 sealing and an 18-month replacement warranty. Only the MadDog Wiring Harness Pro is confirmed to fit, and it's sold separately.

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

SpecDetail
LED TypeNichia LED (Japanese tech)
Lumens6,400 lumens per pair
Wattage30W each, 60W per pair
VoltageDC 12V
Current Draw3.6A per pair
Beam Distance250 metres
OpticsCombo beam, 70% spot and 30% flood
Color Temperature5000K - 5700K
IP RatingIP67, water and dust resistant
MaterialsPolycarbonate lens and aluminum housing
LifespanUp to 50,000 hours
Warranty18-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.

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