Unboxing the KC® Gravity Titan™ LED Pair Packs
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Discover KC HiLiTES® new Gravity® Titan LED lights, the next evolution in off-road lighting. In this video, Taylor from KC® provides an in-depth overview, unboxing, and demonstrates the impressive beam patterns.
The Gravity® Titan lights offer unmatched illumination with a new high-performance core, featuring three beam patterns: spot, wide-40, and street-legal driving. They include innovative features like Amber forward-facing Dust Lights and moisture-block connection technology. The Titan series is designed to enhance your off-road experience, making your rig more capable in diverse and challenging environments.
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I just wanted to say that that film crew that you guys used that went out with Brad from Trail Recon.. those guys are amazing at what they do.. I think I was at your store in Williams when Brad was there getting set up for filming for your new release of Titan. We keep saying we are going Wheeling together and we are always crossing paths and never meet up LOL. We were both bragging to each other about are KC Christmas ornaments we got from you guys LOL. I definitely appreciate those those are keepsakes and they will go on my Christmas tree next year..👍🏻
The most epic light yet! The Titan!
Watching this as a 16 year old love KC hilites lights
Will you guys provide a pdf of all the specs of the 3 configs?
newbie question, how to do toggle from white to amber mode with these? Is there an install vid that shows that by any chance
Taylor, will these be available as a replacement bulb/lense like they were for the daylighters
In the wranglers and broncos that come with AUX switches, do you need to use 2 different switches to use the white light and amber light? Curious how you recommend wiring to get best use of these lights and factory AUX switches.
Would love to know this, and if accidentally opening both switches will fry the lights’ circuit boards.
Yes you would need two different switches to control the two different modes, and no if you accidentally lit up both modes the circuit board automatically shuts off the amber so only the high power will run!
Bring them with ECE certification for street use in Europe please!
...waiting for Sales (hint, hint hint ;)
Have these Lights an E-Number for EU policy ? Greetings from switzerland❤️