Can’t Decide Between Yellow or White Fog Lights? Meet Lasfit’s LD Plus Series Switchback Fog Lights!

[LASFIT]

We get it—choosing between yellow and white fog lights can be tough. But with Lasfit’s LD Plus Series, you don’t have to choose! Thanks to their innovative dual-color design, you can effortlessly switch between crisp white and piercing yellow light with a simple flick of your fog light switch. Whether you’re driving through dense fog, heavy rain, or snowy conditions, you’ll have the perfect lighting to guide you safely.


What Makes the LD Plus Series Stand Out?

• Dual-Color Flexibility: Say goodbye to the headache of choosing one color. Switch between white for brighter visibility and yellow for reduced glare—all in one bulb!

• Extreme Brightness: Equipped with 6 powerful 50MIL LED chips, each bulb delivers a jaw-dropping 30W and 3000 lumens of brightness, lighting up even the darkest winter nights.
• Superior Beam Pattern: With a slim 1.5mm substrate and a 360-degree adjustable collar, these bulbs deliver a beam pattern similar to halogen lights, ensuring focused, precise illumination without unwanted glare.

• Long-Lasting Durability: The built-in intelligent temperature control system keeps the lights cool, while the all-aluminum body maximizes heat dissipation. Plus, the 1.38-inch fan at the base works hard to whisk heat away, keeping your lights running smoothly for miles to come.

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From November 25th to 30th, all Lasfit products are 20% off—including the LD Plus LED bulbs! Take advantage of this special discount and get your vehicle winter-ready with top-tier fog lights at an unbeatable price.

Upgrade your fog lights this season and make every winter drive safer and brighter with Lasfit’s LD Plus Series!

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[dozxab]

Great idea! Question. Will it change each time the automatic headlights come on? The fogs come on with the headlights as long as I leave it on automatic.

 

[Big Blue]

Great idea! Question. Will it change each time the automatic headlights come on? The fogs come on with the headlights as long as I leave it on automatic.

I agree it is a great idea, if it was physically possible for a row of LED chips on each side of a flat circuit board to produce the same light pattern as a halogen wire filement. And these are not even on the same line of focus. The yellow and white chips are offset to each side. That answers the "excellent pattern" argument, at least they said "similar to halogen" in another location. This the same reason LED bulbs are not "technically" legal for use in headlights made for halogen bulbs. The pattern will not be, and cannot be, as good as with the bulbs that it was designed for.

To answer your switching question the answer is, maybe yes, maybe no. People have had issues with other similar bulbs. They have evenly had them get out of sync, with one side being yellow and the other being white. I believe turning them off for a minute and turning them back on will re-sync them.

 

[allcos]

I read about the dual lamp LED's: the whites come on first by default. You turn the fog light switch to off then back on to switch to amber.

 

[dozxab]

I just read that the whites come on first by default. You turn the fog light switch to off then back on to switch to amber.

Thanks. Just what I want.

 

[Cabose-1]

Yellow

 

[The Last Ranger]

From Microsoft copilot - yellow fog lights are traditionally better for driving in poor weather conditions, while white fog lights are good for general driving and offer better overall visibility.

 

[dozxab]

I agree it is a great idea, if it was physically possible for a row of LED chips on each side of a flat circuit board to produce the same light pattern as a halogen wire filement. And these are not even on the same line of focus. The yellow and white chips are offset to each side. That answers the "excellent pattern" argument, at least they said "similar to halogen" in another location. This the same reason LED bulbs are not "technically" legal for use in headlights made for halogen bulbs. The pattern will not be, and cannot be, as good as with the bulbs that it was designed for.

To answer your switching question the answer is, maybe yes, maybe no. People have had issues with other similar bulbs. They have evenly had them get out of sync, with one side being yellow and the other being white. I believe turning them off for a minute and turning them back on will re-sync them.

I think the pattern looks good. Bottom of the blue tape on the doors is the top of the fog light. Truck is about 6 feet from the cabinets.

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