Fitting driving lights

[Binder]

Been researching the rules on fitting driving lights.

When I was a young fella it was required that driving lights be switchable from the cabin, (an extra switch other than just operating only on high beam, so that you could have high beam on without the spotties being on, if you so chose).

But reading through what I can find TMR's web site, there is no mention of any additional switch, only that the lights must only be on when when high beam is on.

Is this correct?

[Luvit]

I had mine fitted by the dealer when I bought it. It has a separate on off switch so the lights can be operated with or without high beam. Expect the dealer would be up to speed withe regulations.

[ellicat]

Mine are dealer fitted too, however they only operate when high beam is on. There is a separate switch also, so you can have high beam without spotties.

Dealer off with Wayne lol

[Binder]

Cheers fella's was thinking of being lazy and leaving the extra switch out if not required, but I figure I shouldn't be so lazy

[aussie123]

I have a sales rep from a major importer/wholesaler of light bars,ect coming here in the next couple of days so if I remember I will ask him and let you know.

[fishingnut]

You do light bars lance ?

[aussie123]

You do light bars lance ?

Next week I will be once my account is setup as well as a full range range of deck spot and spreader lights.

Same company also does a massive range of diesel spares,especially alternators and starters.

They have LED,Hallogen and HID bars as well as a huge range of driving lights ect