Mine hasn't come with the two coloured wires? Mine ends where the 2 pin connection, there is nothing to connect to the 2 pin connection. Please see the picture.Hi Amir, the fog light comes with the 2-pin connection but then a plug on the end with two colored wires to connect to power/ground.
Sending you a message to check on this for you!Mine hasn't come with the two coloured wires? Mine ends where the 2 pin connection, there is nothing to connect to the 2 pin connection. Please see the picture.
We do often use customer-sourced photos from public forums and social media so there are ample to view and explore before purchase, like many companies do. Your username is the file name so it is credited to you. If you would prefer to not be featured here, we are happy to take it down for you promptly.I went to the Oracle website to see if there were pictures of what the beam pattern is supposed to look like or if they had instructions on how to aim them. I was a little surprised to see my own pictures of my Jeep on their website.
I guess what ever you post on this thread is up for grabs?
In the spirit of calling a spade a spade, I see you guys have this one back up on your site, which was, as previously mentioned in this thread, altered to remove the green hue in both the halo and main headlight projector. Please be honest about your product and put the unaltered photo on your site.
Yeah I was debating on buying Oracle products but after seeing that thread a few weeks ago they didn't seem like the most honest company so I decided to just keep my OEM ones for now.
Just trying to keep them honest. I personally still really like their oculus lights, and think it's the best Non-OEM unit available, but the perfectionist in me is slightly bothered by the slight green hue that many users have posted about that happens in certain lighting conditions. At least if I saw some of that in their website images, I couldn't act surprised when it happened once I installed them. I'm still on the fence personally about buying them, but if they come out with a Rev02 that seems to solve that (and add the lens heating element for snow melting they polled us about) I'd be a buyer day 1.
As we provided on that same forum (direct link here), the full photometric test shows the DRL LEDs are pure white. This specific photo was brought up to our web team then, and we'll follow up with them about this now.In the spirit of calling a spade a spade, I see you guys have this one back up on your site, which was, as previously mentioned in this thread, altered to remove the green hue in both the halo and main headlight projector. Please be honest about your product and put the unaltered photo on your site.
Edit, it was actually this thread on the gladiator site I was referring to:
https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/oracle-oculus-bi-led-headlight-replacements.20439
Depending on what camera being used, the setting filters could be skewing the ambient light against the headlight output and creating a color that’s not there. As good as phone cameras are their light filtering code is massive and complicated. Just like The Terminator, machines are doing their own thing.
We find that usually photos taken inside (garage, carport, etc) from an angle tend to pick up some odd hues in photos. Likely something to do with the camera sensor as you pointed out.
Hello, if you look up close through the diffuser you can see the individual LEDs but when you step back and view at a normal distance the diffuser does its job and softens the light into a solid ring.
I live in a country where the temperature is currently 49 degree Celsius during the day.in that kind of daylight it may not.
