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    The document provides information about regulations for mounting additional driving lights on vehicles for road use. It discusses ECE regulations regarding light intensity reference numbers, permitted number and positioning of lights. The key points are to check reference numbers of existing and additional lights so their total does not exceed 100, not exceed the permitted number of lights for the vehicle type, and follow mounting instructions precisely.

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    The document provides information about regulations for mounting additional driving lights on vehicles for road use. It discusses ECE regulations regarding light intensity reference numbers, permitted number and positioning of lights. The key points are to check reference numbers of existing and additional lights so their total does not exceed 100, not exceed the permitted number of lights for the vehicle type, and follow mounting instructions precisely.

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    The document provides information about regulations for mounting additional driving lights on vehicles for road use. It discusses ECE regulations regarding light intensity reference numbers, permitted number and positioning of lights. The key points are to check reference numbers of existing and additional lights so their total does not exceed 100, not exceed the permitted number of lights for the vehicle type, and follow mounting instructions precisely.

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    www.osram.

    com/ledriving-spotlights

    Reference Number made easy


    Making sure your LEDriving®
    lights are legal on public roads
    OSRAM LEDriving ® driving lights are a striking addition to your vehicle but if you intend
    to use them on public roads, there are specific ECE regulations to follow regarding how
    and where to fit them, and how many lights you’re allowed to fit.

    Light is OSRAM
    Check the regulations before you
    mount your LEDriving® lights
    When fitting additional lights, you must comply with the three ECE regulations
    (R112, R7 and R23) to make sure your vehicle looks good in the eyes of the law.
    Start by choosing ECE ‘Approved Headlights’ (all OSRAM LEDriving ® driving
    lights are approved for on-road use) and follow the mounting instructions correctly.

    What do Reference Numbers mean?


    Every ECE approved headlight, including the one built in your car, has a Reference
    Number. This indicates the high beam headlights intensity. The higher the Reference
    Number, the brighter the headlight.

    Where to find Reference Numbers


    Lights that meet the regulations carry an ‘E-mark’ – a moulded or printed ‘encircled E’
    on the lens or on the product housing. You’ll find the Reference Number to the right or
    left of this ‘E-mark”. Now take the Reference Number of each of the standard equipped
    high beams of your car. Add the Reference Number of your additional LEDriving ® driving
    lights to your calculation and make sure the sum is not exceeding 100.

    01 HRC PL 12.5 02A-OORL E9 M410

    In this example, the E-mark is recognizable by an encircled E, whilst


    the Reference Number is 12.5. Here, the product’s Reference Num-
    ber refers to a single high beam light. So the vehicle will have a total
    of 25 (12,5 plus 12,5) as its existing total Reference Number.

    THE GOLDEN RULE: STAY BELOW 100

    ! Under ECE 112 regulations the total value of your Reference Numbers
    must not exceed 100.

    This includes existing high beam lights and any additional mounted lights.

    * Except for single mounting products. Please check product packaging and product description.
    ** For mounting regulations please refer to your OSRAM product packaging and/or to the OSRAM website:
    www.osram.com/ledriving-spotlights.
    Regulation ECE R112
    This relates to high and
    low beam intensity

    A lways install in pairs*

    Maximum 4 high beam lights


    for cars (incl. existing lights)
    operating in parallel

    Maximum 6 high beam lights


    for trucks (incl. existing lights)
    operating in parallel

    Regulation ECE R7
    This relates to the positioning
    lights of your car

    Maximum 4 position lights for


    cars and trucks (incl. existing
    lights) operating in parallel

    Must be directly wired


    ≤150
    ≤150

    ≤35
    ≤35

    ≤60 ≤60
    Mounted in pairs ≤40 (cm) ≤40 ≤40 (cm) ≤40

    Must adhere to width and


    height regulations**

    Regulation ECE R23


    This relates to reversing lights

    Maximum 2 rear light for cars


    (gross weight under 3.5 tons),
    incl. existing lights

    Maximum 2 rear + 2 side lights


    for trucks (gross weight over
    ≤120

    ≤120

    ≤ 50
    ≤ 25

    ≤ 25

    3.5 tons), incl. existing lights (cm) (cm)

    Must adhere to width and


    height regulations**
    www.osram.com/ledriving-spotlights

    Keeping the light right


    In short, the rules are relatively simple:

    Check the Reference Number on each of your lights

    Make sure the total of your Reference Numbers does not exceed 100

    Do not exceed the number of lights permitted for your vehicle

    Follow the mounting instructions precisely and carefully

    Watch our
    Instruction Video

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