Auxiliary Lighting guides
5 guides
- Auxiliary Lighting
Work Lights vs Driving Lights vs Fog Lights: The Differences in NZ
Work lights light a working area around a vehicle and must be switched off before you go on the public road. Driving...
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When to Use Fog Lights in New Zealand: The Rules and Common Misconceptions
In New Zealand, fog lights are for fog, mist and other conditions where visibility is seriously reduced, and should be switched off...
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LED Fog Lamps: Beam Cut-Off, E-Marks and NZ Rules
An LED fog lamp is a vehicle fog light that uses light-emitting diodes as the bulb source instead of a halogen filament....
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Driving Lamps and Spot Lamps: Long-Range Illumination Explained
A driving lamp is an auxiliary forward-facing lamp that extends the range of a vehicle’s main beam on unlit roads and tracks....
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Daytime Running Lights (DRLs): How They Work and the Rules in New Zealand
A daytime running light is a forward-facing white lamp that switches on automatically when the engine starts, making the vehicle easier to...
