LED headlights and LED bars are becoming popular aftermarket upgrades. Integration of daytime running lights into LED spotlights and LED bars is a trend. Do you believe this trend will continue to gain traction? Or do you perceive it as a glimpse into the future of automotive lighting?

Daytime Running Lights, What Are They? 

Daytime running lights are activated when the vehicle is started.  They can be integrated into various lamps, cars, and trucks. Let’s examine the integration of daytime running lights. Mainly, LED bars and spotlights.

Are you aware that daytime running lights are also referred to as “stand lights”?

Standlight, also known as daytime running lights. They can be activated in LED bars or auxiliary lights. They emit a visible light signal during daylight hours. The light signal must be appropriately adjusted because:

• To ensure compliance with road safety regulations 
• To prevent glare 

White daytime running lights are commonly used on public roads. But there is a growing trend toward reintroducing amber lights. Amber, often referred to as ‘orange,’ is not generally approved for use as parking lights. 

It remains uncertain how the police will enforce this. Standard amber daytime running lights could impact a vehicle’s MOT test compliance.

LED bars or spotlights without ECE-R7 certification should not be on public roads.

In what part of a LED spotlight are daytime running lights integrated?

Daytime running lights can be integrated into various locations within spotlights. For instance, in the NV-D21, they are integrated into four distinct light sources.

But, the Edegeless series features one LED strip positioned at the center of the diffuser.

Meanwhile, the NV-D21 is a recently developed round LED auto lamps diffuser. It incorporates a single LED strip that spans the lamp’s width.

So daytime running lights can be integrated into lights of various shapes and sizes.

Where can I locate daytime running lights within an LED bar?

Daytime running lights can be integrated into LED light bars in diverse configurations. Manufacturers incorporate an LED strip either across the light bar’s length or width. This is with the specific placement varying for each design. 

Some models position the LED strip in the lamp’s center. Others incorporate it into the curvature of the lens. There is no definitive judgment on which placement is superior. LED bar light designs differ between companies and individuals.