Fog Light Lenses: White, Yellow, Dual-Colour, Direct-Beam
Choose a 2.0 or 3.0-inch fog light projector lens: white, yellow 3000K, dual- and tri-colour, and direct-beam versions explained.
A fog light projector lens puts a wide, flat beam low on the road. ShinVea makes 2.0-inch (70 × 67 × 97 mm) and 3.0-inch (88 × 88 × 125 mm) fog lenses with an external driver.
| Version | Light | Power (per lamp) |
|---|---|---|
| White | 6000–6500K (4300 / 5000 / 5500K on request) | 35 W |
| Yellow | 3000K | 35 W |
| Dual-colour | White 6000–6500K, yellow 3000–3200K, or both together | 28 W / 28 W / 40 W |
| Direct-beam (6 + 1 to 6 + 4) | Fog beam plus extra direct chips for a high beam | 35 W + 8 W direct |
| Tri-colour with direct beam | White, yellow or white + yellow, plus a 10 W direct high beam | 28 W modes + 10 W |
White, yellow or dual-colour?
Yellow light (about 3000K) causes less glare and back-scatter in fog, heavy rain and dust. White looks modern and matches LED headlights. Dual- and tri-colour lenses let the driver switch, which is why they are popular in rainy and foggy markets.
Direct-beam fog lenses
Direct-beam versions add one to four LED chips that work as an extra high beam. They suit pickups and SUVs used on unlit roads.
Brackets
3.0-inch fog lenses can be supplied with Toyota fog bezels, a Honda F8 small fog bracket and Toyota A-type and B-type brackets. Ask for other vehicles.
See the 3.0-inch fog lenses and the 2.0-inch fog lenses.
FAQ
Why choose a yellow fog lens?
Yellow light around 3000K causes less glare and back-scatter in fog, rain and dust than cool white light.
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