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Compatibility requires confirmation
VISIBILITY WITH A CLEAR PURPOSE

Choose the light.
Plan the installation.

Replacement, upgrade or additional lighting? Define the purpose, fitment and wiring before choosing a lamp.

Lighting installation / BMCA
Original illustration comparing an LED bulb, fog-light assembly and auxiliary driving light; no beam performance or compatibility claim
ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT ILLUSTRATION · NOT A COMPLETED PROJECT
WHO THIS IS FOR

For replacement lighting, planned visibility upgrades and working-vehicle lighting requirements.

MOSHI · ARUSHA
THE EQUIPMENT & THE DECISIONS

Three different lighting decisions.

Start with these choices. Exact equipment, suitability and the work involved are agreed for your vehicle.

01BULB · SOCKET

Replace a bulb

Identify the existing bulb type, socket and electrical requirements. Confirm the replacement reference and appropriate use.

02HOUSING · SIDE · MOUNT

Replace an assembly

Share the fog-lamp housing, side, mounting and vehicle details. A complete assembly has different fitment needs.

03MOUNTING · WIRING · USE

Add driving lights

Discuss intended environment, mounting, switching and protection. Confirm suitability and applicable road-use requirements.

CONFIRM BEFORE PROCEEDING

Illustrative beams are not a brightness or beam-pattern specification. Not all lights fit all vehicles; road-use suitability and applicable requirements must be confirmed before modification.

FROM REQUIREMENT TO AGREED WORK

Your installation
starts with a plan.

  1. 01

    Show the existing light

    Share vehicle details, lamp photos and reference numbers.

  2. 02

    Choose the approach

    Distinguish replacement from added lighting and define the intended use.

  3. 03

    Agree fitting details

    Confirm wiring, switches, mounting, suitability and quotation.

Useful to share

Bring the details.
Define the next step.

Proposed mounting locations, vehicle details and intended use.

  • Driving & replacement lighting
  • Switching & electrical protection
  • Mounting & intended-use checks