Baja Designs 448228 SAE/Squadron Pro Dual Amber Fog Light Kit w/ Toggle Switch | 2023-2024 F250/F350

Features:

• Road legal amber fog lights
• Includes 4 lights
• Includes toggle switch
• Improves visibility
• Delivers 2420 raw lumens per lights
• Lifetime Limited Warranty

Increases Visibility On and Off-road

Baja Design's SAE/Squadron Pro Dual Amber Fog Light Kit Kit will greatly enhance on and off-road visibility and is a huge upgrade over stock. Baja Designs Fog Pocket Kits have been designed specifically for the 2023-on Super Duty trucks, improving visibility on the trail and safety in conditions such as dust, fog, rain or snow. Best of all the Squadron SAE lights are full compliant with current SAE J583 regulations, illuminating zone 1 with a controlled sharp cut off. The innovative sharp cut off and light pattern make these lights perfect for low visibility scenarios. The amber light covers offer additional visibility in fog, dust and other low visibility situations as the amber tone cuts through more effectively. Best of all these lights intensity can be increased to 4,095 lumens in zones 1-3 while driving off-road, so you'll see every obstacle in your way. Get Baja Designs SAE/Squadron Pro Dual Amber Fog Light Kit and increase visibility both on and off the road.

Complete Hassle-Free Lighting Package

The SAE/Squadron Pro Dual Amber Fog Light Kit by Baja Designs offers not only impressive brightness but also easy installation and efficiency. The kit includes everything required for a straightforward setup, ensuring a hassle-free experience. Baja Designs employs LED technology, known for its exceptional brightness and efficiency. With just 29 watts per light in on-road mode and 41 watts per light in the 4,095 lumens mode, this kit operates efficiently without putting a strain on your F250/F350's battery. For an easy-to-install and efficient fog light solution, get the SAE/Squadron Pro Dual Amber Fog Light Kit from Baja Designs.

Fits: 2023-2024 F250/F350

Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals that are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, visit www.P65warnings.ca.gov