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Our shock mounted lights began with the famous Daylighter™ that we invented and patented in 1972. Not only does the Daylighter™ use a heavy-duty rubber gasket (bulb holder) that isolates the lens, reflector, and bulb from the metal housing and elements of weather, but it also includes our patented shock mounting system. The KC HiLITES shock mounting system was developed as a way to isolate the lamp unit from the mounting bracket or surface to which the the light is mounted. This system successfully reduces lamp failure do to vibration and has been proven through the extremes of off road racing. Now, the shock mount system has been updated from the original to require no extra drilling. We currently offer a wide range of 6 inch round lights in various finishes and wattages that include this proven shock mount system.
- Daylighter™ use a heavy-duty rubber gasket (bulb holder) that isolates the lens, reflector, and bulb from the metal housing and elements of weather, but it also includes our patented shock mounting system.
- Sold in a Complete System Pair Pack (1 pair lights and wiring) or 1 Single Light.
- Complete Systems include: Two All Steel 6" round Daylighter™ housings w/ Shock Mount System., Optical quality Glass Lens for maximum Clarity and Light Projection. 100 Watt Halogen, 130 Watt Ice Blue Halogen, Ultra Bright HID, or 150 Watt Sealed Beam Bulbs. Precision Polished and Focused Reflectors and Two KC light Covers, Complete Pre-terminated Wiring Harness with illuminated Switch and 40 amp Relay. Illustrated instructions for easy installation
- All KC lights are factory serviced and covered by the KC HiLITES 23-year warranty.
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Types of Lighting Driving Lights: are a must-have improvement over stock headlights, burning brighter and penetrating farther through the night. Flood Lights: produce vertical as well as horizontal light to illuminate a broad area directly in front of the light source. These lights are great for lighting up a work area or for use as auxiliary back up lights. Fog Lights: throw a wide, low beam to get under extreme weather conditions. Long Range Lights: (for off road applications) complete the performance lighting picture, throwing high intensity light that projects up to 1 and 1/2 miles. Types of Lighting: What's the difference between the types of light patterns? We basically have 4 different types of light patterns: Driving - Flood - Fog - Long Range |
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Types of Lighting: What's the difference between the types of light patterns?
We basically have 4 different types of light patterns: Driving - Flood - Fog - Long Range
The differences between these patterns can be viewed on our Lamp Applications page.
KC Hilites Wiring Questions:
Does the white wire have to be connected? Yes, the white wire has to be connected to a 12-volt source.
This circuit allows the switch to activate the relay, which draws power from the battery to the lights. If you do not want your KC's to be activated with your High or Low beam lights, then you can use your fuse box or your battery as an alternative 12-volt source.What is covered under warranty? We proudly warranty all of our products against failure for a period of 23 years. If a housing or reflector begins to rust, if a switch fails, if a cover fades from the sun - we even warranty all of our bulbs against burnout. Exclusions are abuse and damage caused by accidents. See our Warranty Statement.
What is the Amp draw of my KC lights? Amp draw is a simple mathematical calculation. Divide the total number of watts by the system's volts. For example, a 100-watt bulb in a 12-volt system will draw 8.3 amps.
(100w / 12v = 8.3a)
What is the purpose of using a relay? Using a relay keeps the high current portion of the circuit away from the switch and pulls the current directly from the battery to your KC's. The relay also allows you to tie your lights into a secondary 12-volt circuit such as your high/low beams or ignition.
Identify Your KC Lights: How do I identify which lights I have? Most all of our lights have the letters KC and a 4-digit number on the Lens, which can be used to identify which type of light you have. By comparing the shape and size of your light to the light Series pictured in the Replacement Parts section of our web site, you can select the matching Series and find the 4-digit Lens number in the chart to determine which light you may have and the replacement parts available for that light.
KC HiLites 23 Year Warranty KC HiLiTES proudly warranties all of our products against failure for a period of 23 years. If a housing or reflector begins to rust, if a switch fails, if a cover fades from the sun - we even warranty all of our bulbs against burnout. Exclusions are abuse and damage caused by accidents. Defective products must be returned to KC HiLiTES Customer Service, freight prepaid. At our option, we will repair or replace items in question and return them at no charge. This warranty is limited to the original purchaser and a sales receipt may be required. Please include your name, telephone number, and a street address where the product can be returned to you. When we receive your product, in most cases, it will be repaired or replaced within 2 business days and then returned to you via UPS ground service. UPS Next Day or Federal Express service is available at your expense.
We basically have 4 different types of light patterns: Driving - Flood - Fog - Long Range
The differences between these patterns can be viewed on our Lamp Applications page.
KC Hilites Wiring Questions:
Does the white wire have to be connected? Yes, the white wire has to be connected to a 12-volt source.
This circuit allows the switch to activate the relay, which draws power from the battery to the lights. If you do not want your KC's to be activated with your High or Low beam lights, then you can use your fuse box or your battery as an alternative 12-volt source.What is covered under warranty? We proudly warranty all of our products against failure for a period of 23 years. If a housing or reflector begins to rust, if a switch fails, if a cover fades from the sun - we even warranty all of our bulbs against burnout. Exclusions are abuse and damage caused by accidents. See our Warranty Statement.
What is the Amp draw of my KC lights? Amp draw is a simple mathematical calculation. Divide the total number of watts by the system's volts. For example, a 100-watt bulb in a 12-volt system will draw 8.3 amps.
(100w / 12v = 8.3a)
What is the purpose of using a relay? Using a relay keeps the high current portion of the circuit away from the switch and pulls the current directly from the battery to your KC's. The relay also allows you to tie your lights into a secondary 12-volt circuit such as your high/low beams or ignition.
Identify Your KC Lights: How do I identify which lights I have? Most all of our lights have the letters KC and a 4-digit number on the Lens, which can be used to identify which type of light you have. By comparing the shape and size of your light to the light Series pictured in the Replacement Parts section of our web site, you can select the matching Series and find the 4-digit Lens number in the chart to determine which light you may have and the replacement parts available for that light.
KC HiLites 23 Year Warranty KC HiLiTES proudly warranties all of our products against failure for a period of 23 years. If a housing or reflector begins to rust, if a switch fails, if a cover fades from the sun - we even warranty all of our bulbs against burnout. Exclusions are abuse and damage caused by accidents. Defective products must be returned to KC HiLiTES Customer Service, freight prepaid. At our option, we will repair or replace items in question and return them at no charge. This warranty is limited to the original purchaser and a sales receipt may be required. Please include your name, telephone number, and a street address where the product can be returned to you. When we receive your product, in most cases, it will be repaired or replaced within 2 business days and then returned to you via UPS ground service. UPS Next Day or Federal Express service is available at your expense.
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Types of Lighting Driving Lights: are a must-have improvement over stock headlights, burning brighter and penetrating farther through the night. Flood Lights: produce vertical as well as horizontal light to illuminate a broad area directly in front of the light source. These lights are great for lighting up a work area or for use as auxiliary back up lights. Fog Lights: throw a wide, low beam to get under extreme weather conditions. Long Range Lights: (for off road applications) complete the performance lighting picture, throwing high intensity light that projects up to 1 and 1/2 miles.,,Types of Lighting: What's the difference between the types of light patterns?,We basically have 4 different types of light patterns: Driving - Flood - Fog - Long Range |
KC HiLites 23 Year Warranty
KC HiLiTES proudly warranties all of our products against failure for a period of 23 years. If a housing or reflector begins to rust, if a switch fails, if a cover fades from the sun - we even warranty all of our bulbs against burnout. Exclusions are abuse and damage caused by accidents.Defective products must be returned to KC HiLiTES Customer Service, freight prepaid. At our option, we will repair or replace items in question and return them at no charge. This warranty is limited to the original purchaser and a sales receipt may be required.
Please include your name, telephone number, and a street address where the product can be returned to you. When we receive your product, in most cases, it will be repaired or replaced within 2 business days and then returned to you via UPS ground service. UPS Next Day or Federal Express service is available at your expense.
