is there a guard so that the lights dont blind the driver?
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No, there is nothing to block any flash back from the lights. What I did was unscrew the individual lights on the brackets that they came with it and remounted them in a homemade fabrricated bracket and made my own blinder with weather stripping so it doesn't tap on the window shield.
1773770
Yes, but you will loose the eye guard with built in light, unless you get creative.
130365
yes...i think so...i mean its only enough to cover the two head lights.. dont make mistakes...not enough to make mistakes...
2054020
No need for a relay, they don't draw that much power. Do not use them on the road, they are painfully blinding to others, a driver could lose control and hit you.
1381314
You will not be able to see the lights blinking. The weatherproof case fully conceals the unit.
2186527
Yes. In fact when I was in a motorcycle safety course the instructor asked me to shut them off because he was getting blinded by them. This was on a bright day
580742
While I do not know for sure, If I were to try it, I would cover the photo sensor in the center of the LED array with a glob of black automotive silicone to block out the light and trick it into "thinking" it dark outside.
1820653
they have several level of brightness. The brightest is more than enough, you don't want it intrusive to your driving.
501904
The light part has groves that you push the guard into. Then turn to stay in place. Can't have the bare light without the guard because that's what holds the glass in place. Not cheaply made, I had the same concern, but I like it and haven't had a problem with it.
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not sure what Safety's bumper guards look like. The Prince guards work well and are inconspicuous enough.
511123
No protection required. The whole idea is for the light to come in through your eyes. Its not for tanning. This helps with seasonal changes and lack of sunshine in the environment. You don't have to stare at the light but it should be close enough that you glance into it frequently.
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it's mainly to alert drivers. Maybe if you use more than one you can have a lot of visibility. Hope it helps!
794571
Not without an additional enclosure or can. The wiring and LED driver would remain exposed.
1752625
Don't think so. ... Both motion and light sensor are in one unit in the front. Maybe a fencing around the eye just to cover for motion. ...
200672
There might be, but I also made the mistake of ordering a single bulb unit. I returned the single bulb unit and got the 2 bulb unit and I am glad I did. Personally stick with the sport original head lights. Best wishes and Happy New Year.
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Hello Nick, Great question and thanks for the inquiry, This is something you would need to check with your local law enforcement agency about as they would have the up to date legal information about the lighting and colors that you can have on your vehicle. Thanks, Chris www.x2industries.com 1-800-823-0320
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I personally would not black out headlights as a safety factor. Typically making headlights brighter is the trend recently.