Is this legal to use in CA as hazard lights and such. ?
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Hi, this can be used as hazard light and it is just normal car accessory. To confirm whether it's legal or not to be used as hazard light, please refer to your local law. Thank you!
473922
don`t see why not. but it is a temporary fix. light came back on within 100 miles.. might work to get through inspection.
2017728
Since it's a Passive device, it would be legal. The MIRT devices allow emergency vehicles to override the normal programming patterns and turn the light green BEFORE they reach the intersection. While this device (if it works), would just be like any normal car or truck pulling up to the light, causing the computer to sense a vehicle and THEN initiate a light change.
2139677
Im not sure if it would be a fire hazard or not. Those lights get pretty hot... sorry, but I hope this helps!
1229307
it is illegal in california because it uses a pyrotechnic charge to propel the liquid.i did not know this until i had purchased it,retailers will still ship to ca. in most cases.
779845
If the low voltage lighting system is DC and falls within the device's operating voltages, then yes. If your system is AC, then you would be operating outside the design parameters of the light and you could possibly damage the light or cause premature failure.
1898504
It is because it has lead in the copper. I bought one and am using it in California. Yes you can. You have my permission.
272951
Yes. From Truck Lite's website: "When properly mounted, the lamp is designed to conform to the requirements listed in the Department of Transportation (DOT), FMVSS-108 and Transport Canada (TC), CMVSS-108. Headlamps marked with the DOT symbol signifies the lamps are street legal."
347454
And Kyle cummins just to let you know that it is illegal in Louisiana to use them as side marker lights and lisence plate lights. I found that out after I got a ticket :/
854121
Incandescent bulbs are being phased out in California (as else-ware now) so any lamp that's advertising using 100w or 150w incandescent bulbs must include that note to represent that the configuration is not permitted in CA; it's not the lamp however, it's the bulbs; use a CFL or one of the new LED bulbs coming onto the market this year and it's fine anywhere.
1741456
Unfortunately I live in Cali, so the answer is probably: "no!". But I am totally gonna get one to bring camping. Which leads me to the next question: is it safe to ride in fire hazard zones?
287440
per the back of the package "Not intended for use with emergency exit fixtures or lights, electronic timers, photocells, or with dimmers"
610596
Yes, but I don't believe these are DOT approved, so you might run the risk of a ticket if caught on a public roadway using these as headlights. Other than that, I would use a relay with your setup.
528126
Hello, No, this is a 49-state approved catalyst and is illegal for use in California. Thanks, DotComParts, Inc.
1260392
I believe these lights are for interiors only. Maybe your local electrical/building inspector could tell you. I am just not sure if that would be up to code.
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Yes they are legal in all 50 states depending on the color you get S5.8, Replacement Equipment, of FMVSS No. 108 states that all replacement bulbs are approved as long as the wiring of the vehicle is not changed, ex. I run 6000K on a lifted 2000 Silverado truck with chrome reflection in the housing that is legal because it was an addition of wiring not a full redesign of wiring to allow the lights to operate. The only problem you might have is people pulling their high beams on you. The only other thing that might get you depending on where you live is you can only have 4 forward facing lights on at a time while driving in traffic. Hope this helps Yes they are legal in all 50 states depending on the color you get S5.8, Replacement Equipment, of FMVSS No. 108 states that all replacement bulbs are approved as long as the wiring of the vehicle is not changed, ex. I run 6000K on a lifted 2000 Silverado truck with chrome reflection in the housing that is legal because it was an addition of wiring not a full redesign of wiring to allow the lights to operate. The only problem you might have is people pulling their high beams on you. The only other thing that might get you depending on where you live is you can only have 4 forward facing... » Read More Yes they are legal in all 50 states depending on the color you get S5.8, Replacement Equipment, of FMVSS No. 108 states that all replacement bulbs are approved as long as the wiring of the vehicle is not changed, ex. I run 6000K on a lifted 2000 Silverado truck with chrome reflection in the housing that is legal because it was an addition of wiring not a full redesign of wiring to allow the lights to operate. The only problem you might have is people pulling their high beams on you. The only other thing that might get you depending on where you live is you can only have 4 forward facing lights on at a time while driving in traffic. Hope this helps « Show Less
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I don't think so this is what I've found for you (quick little research) http://www.michigan.gov/documents/aftermarket_lighting_8570_7.pdf it's the same way in CA where I live so I ended up using them for interior lighting so they didn't go to waste I do have these same bulbs but white on my license plate which looks pretty good I'd say