Oracle Lighting Black Headlight Assembly 5839-111

The best-selling Oculus ™ Bi-LED Headlamp system by ORACLE Lighting is now available with a heated lens function for the coldest of environments. Driving in frigid conditions can be unsafe when snow and ice adhere to the lens of the headlight, blocking vital light output. Equip your Jeep Wrangler JL or Gladiator JT with the most advanced LED heated headlight to provide precision lighting and prevent any snow or ice accumulation. This de-icing feature on our heated Jeep headlight eliminates the worry of poor lighting performance and allows for the best functioning illumination when it matters most. Featuring advanced LED projection with 5,200 Lumens of high-quality illumination, the heated Jeep headlight offers enhanced driver visibility in all weather conditions. The LED light source has lower power demands compared to the factory lamps while providing more light output. The design is 100 Percent plug-and-play, with no additional wiring required for the heating element. The heating function automatically activates when the headlight is on and the ambient temperature approaches freezing. An amber LED status light illuminates when the heating function is active, and temperature sensors are integrated into the lights to regulate the heat for peak performance. When the front lens cover is heated to the optimal temperature, the heating function automatically shuts off and will cycle back to active mode when the temperature drops again. These all-new headlamps provide enhanced driver visibility with increased and focused LED light output. Complete headlight replacement, better light focus than a simple bulb upgrade. Installation is simplified by a Plug and Play wiring harness which plugs into the factory connector. Package includes a tool for easy beam angle adjustability for proper light focus on lifted Jeeps.

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• Installs Using Original Mounting Hardware And Headlight Wiring Is Plug and Play Into The Factory Connector Without Additional Relays Or Harnesses