Fog Light

Fog lights are a type of lighting fixture specifically designed for use in vehicles, particularly in situations where there is fog, mist, or other adverse weather conditions that reduce visibility on the road. They are part of the supply class Electric Vehicular Lights And Fixtures, which includes various lighting components and fixtures used in electric vehicles.

Fog lights are typically mounted low on the front bumper of a vehicle and emit a wide, low beam of light that is aimed towards the road surface. They are distinct from the vehicle's headlights, which are designed for general illumination and are typically mounted higher on the vehicle.

The purpose of fog lights is to improve visibility in foggy conditions by cutting through the fog and reducing glare. They emit a specific type of light that is less likely to reflect off the water droplets in the fog, allowing the driver to see the road more clearly.

Fog lights are usually controlled separately from the vehicle's headlights and can be turned on or off as needed. They are especially useful in situations where the fog is dense and reduces visibility to a dangerous level.

In summary, fog lights are a type of lighting fixture used in vehicles to improve visibility in foggy conditions. They are part of the Electric Vehicular Lights And Fixtures supply class in the Lighting Fixtures And Lamps supply group.