Diode Dynamics

Want more and better light on your car, pickup or Jeep? Diode Dynamics develops LED lighting for both everyday driving and off-road use, with a focus on beam pattern, durability and easy installation. Here you'll find LED bulbs, fog lights, auxiliary lights and work lights from Diode Dynamics for many popular models.

American LED lighting developed in-house

Diode Dynamics is an American brand specialising in LED lighting for vehicles. The brand puts weight on developing and testing its products itself, so that beam pattern, heat management and electronics suit the specific application. The range runs from replacement bulbs for interior and exterior lighting to powerful light kits used on trucks, Jeeps and off-road vehicles. Many products come as complete kits with brackets and wiring harnesses for specific models.

Diode Dynamics' key products

Well-known products include the compact SS3 LED pods, available in different beam patterns such as spot, driving and wide fog, and the Stage Series with light bars and pods for bigger off-road needs. Diode Dynamics also makes LED bulbs for turn signals, reverse lights, licence plate lights and cabin lighting, often with solutions against hyperflash and error messages. In addition there are complete fog light kits and mounting kits for a range of pickups, SUVs and Jeeps. Check each product for fitment and beam pattern.

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Frequently asked questions

Which beam pattern should I choose?

A spot beam reaches far ahead in a narrow cone and suits higher speeds on open roads. Wider patterns such as flood and fog light up close in front and to the sides and work better at low speed, off-road and in bad weather.

Why do LED turn signals flash faster than normal?

LED bulbs draw less current than incandescent bulbs, so the car may think a bulb has failed and flash quickly. This is solved with a resistor, a matching flasher relay or bulbs with built-in anti-hyperflash.