This comprehensive project overview outlines how Lazer's high-performance driving lights complement Ineos’s factory-round high-beam lamps.
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Auxiliary driving lights add extra range and spread to a vehicle’s factory headlights, giving drivers a clearer view of the road or track ahead at night. Adventure Additions fits driving lights to 4x4s, utes and tow vehicles across Melbourne, using hardware from established lighting brands and wiring that works with the vehicle’s existing electrical system.
Modern vehicles rely on multiplexed CAN bus digital communication lines to control lighting, which makes traditional wire splicing risky. Cutting into factory looms can trigger fault codes or affect other vehicle systems. To avoid this, Adventure Additions offers digital interface modules, such as the Canny CAN Interface, that read the vehicle’s factory high-beam signal and use it to automatically trigger auxiliary lights.
This means the driving lights switch on with the factory high beams, without any cutting or splicing of the original wiring.
Fitting driving lights to a modern 4×4 involves more than mounting a light bar and running a wire to the battery. Vehicles built on CAN bus architecture control lighting, safety systems and diagnostics through a shared digital network, so any wiring work needs to respect that network rather than bypass it.
The Canny CAN Interface reads the digital high-beam signal already present in the vehicle’s network and uses it as a clean trigger for the auxiliary lights. This keeps the factory headlight switch in control of the new lighting, avoids fault codes, and leaves the original wiring loom untouched. The result is auxiliary lighting that works with the vehicle’s systems rather than around them, which also helps protect factory warranties.
For vehicles where a roof-mounted light bar is not the preferred option, Adventure Additions fits light bars and driving lights directly into the front grille. This approach keeps the light source low and close to the factory headlights, preserves the vehicle’s original profile, and avoids drilling or cutting into exterior panels wherever possible.
Grille-mounted installations completed by Adventure Additions include Lazer Lamps arrays and other light bar hardware, wired through the vehicle’s factory grommets and connected using CAN bus interface modules where the vehicle’s electrical system requires it.
Driving light installation suits a range of vehicles and driving needs, including:
Commercial and fleet vehicles that operate in low-light conditions
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