if stated off road use, then 99% it is not legal on road.
It should have a E mark or SABS on it to be road legal..
LED SPOTS..legal or not for road use
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If it hasn’t got an ‘e’ mark on it , it’s illegal for use on the roads. Very very few led additional driving lights are legal for road use, those that are tend to be horrifically expensive.
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To be slightly pedantic an SABS mark won’t cut it . As a signatory to the convention a compliant product made in SA would carry an E47 mark.
s: E1 – Germany, E2 – France, E3 – Italy, E4 – Netherlands, E5 – Sweden, E6 – Belgium, E7 – Hungary, E8 – Czech Republic, E9 – Spain, E10 – Yugoslavia, E11 – United Kingdom, E12 – Austria, E13 – Luxembourg, E14 – Switzerland, E16 – Norway, E17 – Finland, E18 – Denmark, E19 – Romania, E20 – Poland, E21 – Portugal, E22 – Russian Federation, E23 – Greece, E24 – Ireland, E25 – Croatia, E26 – Slovenia, E27 – Slovakia, E28 – Belarus, E29 – Estonia, E31 – Bosnia and Herzegovina, E32 – Latvia, E34 – Bulgaria, E37 – Turkey, E40 – Macedonia, E42 – European Community, E43 – Japan, E45 – Australia, E46 – Ukraine, E47 – South Africa.
s: E1 – Germany, E2 – France, E3 – Italy, E4 – Netherlands, E5 – Sweden, E6 – Belgium, E7 – Hungary, E8 – Czech Republic, E9 – Spain, E10 – Yugoslavia, E11 – United Kingdom, E12 – Austria, E13 – Luxembourg, E14 – Switzerland, E16 – Norway, E17 – Finland, E18 – Denmark, E19 – Romania, E20 – Poland, E21 – Portugal, E22 – Russian Federation, E23 – Greece, E24 – Ireland, E25 – Croatia, E26 – Slovenia, E27 – Slovakia, E28 – Belarus, E29 – Estonia, E31 – Bosnia and Herzegovina, E32 – Latvia, E34 – Bulgaria, E37 – Turkey, E40 – Macedonia, E42 – European Community, E43 – Japan, E45 – Australia, E46 – Ukraine, E47 – South Africa.
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Yet, when speaking to some suppliers they will quote E11 as the legal requirement
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You missed the part in Apoc's post that reads: "a compliant product made in SA"Oppies3800 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 03, 2018 2:22 pmYet, when speaking to some suppliers they will quote E11 as the legal requirement
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yup, any E mark is fine. the number merely indicates the country of manufacture. E11 is UK but they all conform to the same spec.
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Its called "selective reading"ThysleRoux wrote:You missed the part in Apoc's post that reads: "a compliant product made in SA"Oppies3800 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 03, 2018 2:22 pmYet, when speaking to some suppliers they will quote E11 as the legal requirement
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