Are these the Vision Plus Lights (002395301) that are DOT approved - or are they the E-Code lights (002395801).
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THE 002395801 are e code (h4) lights. They are compliant and legal for on-road use only in Canada. However, I use them in the U.S. and have not had any problems.
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Here's the thing. Usually, unless the package says DOT approved for the bulb, generally speaking its not legal than. It depends how strict your police force will be on you truly.
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Yup Like Sam mentions... 30-30 - Ish. They are bright white LED that in my case did not exactly match my LED Fog lights. I ended up purchasing these from the same vendor I purchased my fog light LED and it was a perfect match. Not knocking these at all they look and work great. Just if you have other LED's like Fogs it's better to buy all lights from same vendor to ensure they match...
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In colorado, no LEDs are approved. Buttttt if it's working, I don't think an officer would pull you over. I don't think any LEDs are dot approved. But what a GREAT brake light.
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HelloWe dont have that information, however they are the oem stock bulbs.Thank you
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The version I bought was USA DOT, not sure about the European version of this light but they do have a model for this part of the world.
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If there is, it would have to be in a code. I sure don't see one. Not sure how long they last. I'll have to check next time I change them. I use my little light quite a lot.
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Don't know but you can check out the manual for the spec's on those lights & see if the numbers match. Go to the light section. The cargo lights are either these bayonet types or the cartridge type.
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Not sure if the website problem has been corrected. However, I called the company direct and requested the passenger side item code. She gave me the right number and I searched Amazon by entering the right code. The number is B006TMPGDE. I now have a new passenger side taillight assembly for my 2006 Tundra Double Cab on it's way.
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They are illegal to operate on any road in the US (State and Federal law) or any European nation. It will blind other drivers. They do not meet SAE, ECE, or DOT safety regulations nor are they marked as such. Do not use them in any capacity other than as work lights, they are not bright enough or have a good pattern for high or low beams and would be a waste. I use them to optionally illuminate as I back up and they do not come on automatically. Only use them manually.
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They are 60/55w which is the standard for all street legal headlights in the USA. So yes and yes.
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I just measured mine and they ARE 6 inches from end of light to start of threads, lights inside were installed so I can only assume they are standard 12 volt automotive type...............
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2 x T10 5 5050 LED Lamp 12V DC Wedge 192 168 194 Light Bu... (200775530721) Bought these on E-Bay and they work GREAT!!!
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I don't think they have any specific approvals, but they work great as aux lights on my sons on road bike. Not sure why you could not use them, just make sure that they are aimed properly so you don't blind the on coming traffic and you wont be questioned.
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This is not for you. Mogul is E39, and this is says it is E26 (here's a website i found with some base info https://www.harringtonlights.com/Reference/identifying_light_bulbs.htm)
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Pretty sure that's total Allen, the website should have more info, either that or just call Ridgid, their customer service is excellent. I can tell you that they are way beyond bright, I have them on my jeep and even pointed down some they are too bright for on-road use IMO if there's any oncoming traffic.