Truck-Lite Headlight Kits by RIGID are an excellent option for light, medium and heavy-duty trucks, off-road vehicles, classic cars, motorcycles, Jeeps and more. Truck-Lite created the worlds first heated lens LED headlight. This headlight heats constantly when the temperature falls below 50 degrees F/10 deg C.
When properly mounted, is designed to conform to the requirements listed in the DOT FMVSS-108 and the TC CMVSS-108 The DOT symbol on the headlight signifies that it is street legal. The unique heat pattern is designed to prevent ice, slush, and snow buildup on the lens. This is an excellent option for vehicles that are frequently exposed to extreme weather conditions.
Metalized reflector optics provide a lighting experience that smooth and clean across the driving surface. The reflector also provides a brighter, crisper and whiter light output, closer to the color temperature of daylight. Durability and dependability of LED lighting provides a solid-state, bulb-free headlight design that impervious to damage from shock and vibration.
Military grade, die-cast aluminum housing and non-yellowing, polycarbonate heated lens offer optimum protection against damage from impact, roadside debris and other hazards. Electronics are sealed to resist damage caused by corrosion or moisture. Advanced circuitry protects against voltage spikes up to 600V.
These headlights are a drop-in replacement for Part Number 6014, 6015, 6016, H6024 and Par 56 headlight designs. Uses standard H4, 3-blade wiring connector. Advanced circuitry protects against voltage spikes up to 600V. Drop-in replacement for 6014, 6015, 6016, H6024 and Par 56 headlight designs. Uses standard, H4, 3-blade wiring connector. Kit includes two heated headlights.
Features:
- DOT And TC Compliant When Properly Mounted
- Hard-Coated Polycarbonate Lens
- E-coat Aluminum Housing
- Metalized Reflectors
- Encapsulated Circuitry
- 3 Year Limited Warranty
- High Beam And Low Beam Functions
- Impact Resistant Polycarbonate Lens
- 2 Diodes
- 12-24 V
- 16 Gauge Wire
- Heated Lens