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The mirror lamp began to be installed as an element of truck tuning, most often using the popular, old school Hella roof indicator, which was once popular in ambulance/ambulance vehicles.
Today we will focus on this popular Hella lamp model. This is a traditional lamp in the bulb version. Its installation is facilitated by a metal pin protruding from the body and having an external thread with a nut, thanks to which you can easily attach the lighting to the truck body or to another bracket.
You can find the Hella mirror ear on our website at the link below:
https://thetruckfamilia.com/gb/lights/28-hella-light-pablo-orange-spanish-lollipop.html
When the mouse ears are mounted in a way that serves as a turn signal, the manufacturer recommends using a P21W bulb with a BA15s socket. This is a standard bulb most often used for turn signal light. However, if you want to mount this lamp in such a way that it glows with constant light (the so-called American style) - be careful when choosing the power of the bulb. Example R5W - also with a BA15s socket, is a bulb with a lower power that emits less heat and causes less eye strain, and this is especially important when you install the ears under the mirror.
Attention! The above information is not an instruction and is not a guide. If you do not have the appropriate knowledge and skills, entrust all repairs and modifications to a specialized service or mechanic. Remember that a vehicle traveling on public roads must meet the requirements of a given country, which may vary.