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WARN ZEON XP Winch Lineup: 10K, 12K, and 14K Spydura Models
WARN's ZEON XP mid-frame winches come in 10,000, 12,000 and 14,000 lb Spydura rope models, each with a remote clutch and HUB wireless control.
WARN ZEON XP is the brand’s top mid-frame recovery winch for trucks, Jeeps, and SUVs, in 10,000, 12,000, and 14,000 lb pull ratings. Each Spydura rope model adds a remote clutch, built-in WARN HUB wireless control plus a corded remote, IP68 and IP69K sealing, and Clackamas, Oregon assembly. WARN covered the lineup on October 1, 2026.
Full-size truck owners shopping a bumper-mounted recovery winch should match capacity to vehicle weight and confirm the bumper’s winch mount first. WARN lists the ZEON XP with Spydura synthetic rope, marked by the “-S” in the model name.
Sources
- WARN ZEON XP Winch Lineup (October 1, 2026)
- WARN ZEON XP 12-S (110120)
- WARN: How to Choose the Right Winch (GVWR × 1.5 sizing)
Who should buy which ZEON XP
WARN’s sizing rule is simple: take the truck’s GVWR and multiply by 1.5. That is the minimum rated pull, so buy the ZEON XP that meets or beats it. If the math comes out at 10,000 lb or less, which covers many mid-size SUVs and Jeeps, the 10-S does the job. Between 10,000 and 12,000 lb, where most half-tons land, buy the 12-S. Between 12,000 and 14,000 lb, buy the 14-S. A heavy three-quarter-ton or one-ton that comes out past 14,000 lb is beyond ZEON XP. WARN’s truck winches go up to 16,500 lb.
Skip ZEON XP if you only need a small trailer utility winch, if the bumper is not cut for a mid-frame mount, or if you’d rather run steel cable.
What we’d buy for a typical half-ton self-recovery build: the ZEON XP 12-S (110120). A half-ton’s GVWR times 1.5 usually lands between 10,000 and 12,000 lb, so the 12-S covers it. Step up to the 14-S (110140) if your number lands above 12,000 lb. Drop to the 10-S (110100) only if it comes out at 10,000 lb or less and your bumper’s winch tray fits it.
ZEON XP lineup
| Model | WARN part number | Rated pull | Rope (Spydura -S) | Controls | Waterproof | Warranty (WARN) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ZEON XP 10-S | 110100 | 10,000 lb | Spydura synthetic, hawse fairlead | Corded remote and built-in HUB wireless | IP68 and IP69K | Limited lifetime mechanical, 7-year electrical |
| ZEON XP 12-S | 110120 | 12,000 lb | 80 ft of 3/8 in Spydura, hawse fairlead | Corded remote and built-in HUB wireless | IP68 and IP69K | Limited lifetime mechanical, 7-year electrical |
| ZEON XP 14-S | 110140 | 14,000 lb | Spydura synthetic, hawse fairlead | Corded remote and built-in HUB wireless | IP68 and IP69K | Limited lifetime mechanical, 7-year electrical |
WARN’s October 1 lineup piece also cites no-load line speed up to 40 ft/min for the ZEON XP family. Rope length varies by model, so check WARN’s spec sheet for the part number you order.
What you get on ZEON XP
The remote clutch runs from the corded remote or the WARN HUB app, with a manual clutch lever as backup. The HUB receiver is built into the winch, so there is no separate dongle. The app and the corded remote can show motor temperature, load, and vehicle battery condition while you pull.
Drum and accent lights change color with winch status. Sealing is rated IP68 for submersion and IP69K for high-pressure spray. Spydura synthetic rope models use a black forged-aluminum hawse fairlead. WARN’s published warranty on these truck and SUV winches is limited lifetime on mechanical parts and seven years on electrical, and WARN backs it with a U.S.-based customer service team.
Match the bumper tray and wiring to WARN’s install sheet for that part number before you order.
FAQ
What is WARN ZEON XP?
WARN’s top mid-frame self-recovery winch line for trucks, Jeeps, and SUVs, in 10,000, 12,000, and 14,000 lb ratings, with HUB app control, a remote clutch, Spydura rope options, and IP68 and IP69K sealing. WARN covered the lineup on October 1, 2026.
Which ZEON XP models use synthetic rope?
The Spydura synthetic-rope “-S” models: ZEON XP 10-S (WARN 110100), ZEON XP 12-S (WARN 110120), and ZEON XP 14-S (WARN 110140).
Does ZEON XP include wireless control?
Yes. WARN says the HUB wireless receiver is built into the winch, and the free WARN HUB app pairs for wireless operation plus live feedback. A handheld corded remote is also included.
What waterproof rating does WARN claim?
WARN rates the ZEON XP lineup IP68 for submersion and IP69K for high-pressure spray.
What warranty does WARN list for ZEON XP?
Limited lifetime on mechanical components and seven years on electrical items, per WARN’s October 1 lineup article.
Where do I buy these winches?
WARN sells them on its own site: 10-S (110100), 12-S (110120), and 14-S (110140).
Last updated October 5, 2026. Author: TruckDaily.