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Hey Mark, sorry to hear that you are having issues. With Jeeps, sometimes an individual vehicle will require an individual solution. Can you give us a call at 1-800-407-5776? We can get you with a technician who can trouble-shoot with you for other ideas.
Hi Andy, we recommend wiring to an ignition fuse but you can put it to a switch if you want to turn it on and off (or the halo doesn't have to be wired if you don't want it at all). Since it is white, it's totally legal with DOT SAE 5839-504 HL VOR 19 certification so no worries about the fuzzDo you have to wire the halos for them to work when the lights are on or only for to make the halo drl? I dont really care about having the halo drl, seems like just one more reason to get a cops attention
Sorry but I still dont quite follow. To put it more to the point...if I dont wire the halo drl to the fuse box will the halos still come on when the lights are on or are they only powered by the line back to the fuse box? Thanks.Hi Andy, we recommend wiring to an ignition fuse but you can put it to a switch if you want to turn it on and off (or the halo doesn't have to be wired if you don't want it at all). Since it is white, it's totally legal with DOT SAE 5839-504 HL VOR 19 certification so no worries about the fuzz
Ah, I think I see now.
The light and the DRL halo have different power supplies so if you don't wire the halo in, it will not come on. You do have the options above on how to wire it. Does that answer your question?
You don't have to have the halo, it only turns on if wired.
Yes, amazing at night. But my halos are green-hued also.Here's a couple recent shots of the Oculus halos and the Oracle fender DRLs. No color correction or adjustments have been made to the images, and they're a very accurate representation of how they look in person, outdoors, in daylight.
At night, the Oculus lights are AMAZING!
At day, the green hue of the halo is NOT amazing
I absolutely notice the green-hued halo during the day, and I'm not hugely excited over it myself. I was hoping it would be a "white" color 24/7. BUT, I will say that the green hue I notice is not nearly as strong as the pictures you posted. That's not to suggest there's any editing or anything "fishy" going on. I think the combination of the picture being taken with the rain on the light's surface is causing an amplification of the coloring v.s what you'll physically see looking at them on a sunny day. In person, it's definitely more of a subtle green than the heavy green we're seeing there. My opinion at least.
I just ordered my oculus headlights so I cant speak to the details on radio interference from the halos...but I just called oracle to ask about this concern and some other tech questions I had about the lights. If you call their number and choose technical support you go straight to a guy that did development of the oculus lights (or at least I did). I dont mean to be rude, but the person from oracle posting on here to use a ferrite clamp doesnt seem to know what they are talking about (although I am sure they have the best intentions). He told me the ferrite clamp wont do anything because that feature is already built into the headlight design internally. He said you definitely shouldnt have this issue though and if it is happening than its another problem. I suggest calling in. Its a rarity you actually get to talk to someone that has ever been part of the design/development team of a product.
