* The street legal driving beam is designed for producing a focused, pencil-shaped white light to reach far beyond high-beam headlights. Driving lights increase long-range visibility at high speeds. and provide the added safety when driving on the roads at night. The DOT and SAE approved driving beam is more of a square beam of light that spreads light a bit wider than the headlight high beam but has vertical spread restrictions.

*The street legal fog beam is designed to be mounted low on a vehicle while offering a beam pattern that is widespread horizontally, but with a constricted vertical light beam spread. These types of lights are meant to shine low to the ground, underneath your headlights, as the LED fog lights will restrict the blinding illumination caused by any raindrops, snowflakes, or dust particles, allowing the driver to see further and clearer when compared to the likes of a stock headlight system and/or other types of aftermarket off-road LED lighting system. LED fog lights to work great on just about any type of vehicle when they are used in place of stock fog lights typically found in your bumper, below your headlights.

* Flood beams create a large wide pattern of light that floods an area with a tall vertical and wide horizontal light pattern. These lights are typically used as work lights and backup lights to see a broader area at shorter distances. Our flood beam is designed to comply with SAE compliant reverse light beam standards and ideal for backup lights.

The vehicle-specific pods that replace the factory fog lights have adaptors included to plug directly into the factory harness. Therefore, they do not require an additional wiring harness.

Yes. Our Concept Pods all come in a pair. Mounting brackets and hardware are also included. Please choose a wiring harness that has two outputs that allow you to wire two lights and control them together.

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