Oznium Ultra Thin LED Light Bar - UV Ultraviolet

Bought this to replace the 90's era bulbs/bar on my Jaguar's third brake light that decided to quit working. Just had to remove the car's wiring connector and attach to the wires on the new LED bar, then removed the old light bar and glued the new one in its place. Easy fix, the new LED bar is super bright (make sure to buy the red one for a brake light as the white ones will be so bright they'll look white even thru the red lens of the brake lens) and it works great!

Installed under the dash pointing down towards the floorboard. Just the right brightness for accented lighting, but not too bright so it doesn't glare when driving on a dark road. No plugs, just wires on each side for series installation. Power is jumped from the plugs behind passenger side outlet.

We failed to totally read the description. The bar was way to short. We bought it to go across the top of our Ranger.

Very cool accent item, VERY COOL! Well made too!

I used this to replace some adhesive LED strips that had fallen due to poor adhesive.The mounting brackets that are included aren't deep enough to make contact with the mounting surface over the light itself - it can hold the wires loosely, but are essentially useless without supplement screws (and the screws are very, very small).I was able to source some long-ish tiny screws that worked, didn't cost me anything additional, so I'm not really upset or disappointed.The light works great, no issue at all, just wish the mounting brackets included were more user friendly.

Quick install, but you'll need your own switch of course. Don't forget to tape or cap off or otherwise insulate the wires on the other end if you cut them off.Bright, but not as shockingly so as the other comments indicate. Definitely enough to do the job.When mounted inside my reflective aluminum tongue box everything is lit up nice and evenly. Now to see how long it lasts and the included adhesive tape holds up.

These are not legal for DRL lights.

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