NEW defrosting truck-lite LED headlights

PNWjeeper said:

Looks like truck lite has released defrosting headlights. there is a thermometer in the headlight that turns on defrosters in the lens when it gets close to freezing temps.

i know this addresses my main concern for NOT buying truck lites.

no info yet on the truck lite site.

just wanted to share!

edit: http://www.truck-lite.com/webapp/wc...&productId=106527&langId=-1&catentryId=106538

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ProfessionalDriver said:

Hey bud, might want to delete the link to the other forum. That's against Wayalife forum rules.

That said, it will be interesting to see how these perform. If you get them, post up a review! :thumb:

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Wojo83 said:

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Wish I knew this was coming out before I bought mine :/

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Northridge4x4 said:

FYI .

These are not warrantied by Trucklite these are for military applications only. And they are built for 24 volt only half of the "defroster" works.

We have been working with truck light for over a year now to get the "commercial" equivalent of the military light made. In my opinion it is still 6-12 months out until that happens.

David

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12v or 24v, as 9v-33v multivolt design operates in both 12v and 24v systems without adjustment

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Jersey_Devil said:

I just put a set of ion yellow bulbs in my piaa 520s for the winter month only, the rest of the year they have piaa hyper white bulbs. I adjusted the piaas to the EXACT same hight as the headlights so when it snows I just run with my parking/factory fogs (also amber for winter) and the piaas. No headlights.

Sent from my obama monitoring device

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the website says multi volt compatable (24v & 12v). i did buy a harness with these also. If they dont work... well hopefully i will be able to return them haha

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Northridge4x4 said:

to be clear.

My information is coming straight from Trucklite.

They will work on the 12V system just not 100%. and to be clear they will not be warrantied by trucklight at all.

David

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PNWjeeper said:

I have messaged a guy a dew times who lives on the east coast with these and has been slammed with wintry weather we've all heard about. He tells me they work great. But I am reading that on the internet so taking it with a grain of salt.

Thank you for letting me know about the warranty. If they don't work for me and I can't return them to the vendor I will just send them to the CC company I used and they will refund my card.

Will post a review when they are installed and have had some use!

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jnabird333 said:

That seems kinda shady... If you know there could be an issue but go ahead anyway why should someone else eat the bill?

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PNWjeeper said:

NOT shady. Most companies label it as purchase protection. If your not satisfied and the merchant will not accept a return (just outside 14 days, opened item - whatever the case may be) send the CC company the product they'll give you a refund. Along the same lines the benefit also adds warranty extension, price protection, and repair in most cases. Read your disclosures you may have similar benefits.

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