ORACLE Lighting Oculus™ Bi-LED Projector Headlights for Jeep Wrangler JL/Gladiator JT- Heated Lens

Featuring advanced LED projection with 5,200 lumens of high-quality illumination, these heated headlights improve visibility in all weather conditions while drawing less power than factory lamps.

Snow and ice buildup can block vital light output in frigid conditions, reducing visibility and increasing risk. The heated Oculus™ system is designed to help prevent lens accumulation when it matters most, while still delivering the performance and beam control expected from the Oculus™ platform.

• 100% plug-and-play with no additional wiring required for the heating element
• Automatically activates when the headlight is on and ambient temperature approaches freezing
• Amber status LED illuminates when heating is active
• Integrated temperature sensors regulate heat for peak performance
• Automatically cycles on and off to maintain optimal lens temperature

• Precision LED projector for optimized beam distribution and beam angle
• Plug & Play into the factory connector with no relays or extra harnesses required
• No additional wiring needed for the heater function
• Halo DRL with 200+ bright white LEDs for vivid daytime impact
• Complete headlight replacement for improved focus vs. bulb-only upgrades
• Includes tool for easy beam angle adjustability, ideal for lifted Jeeps

Light focus is critical for both your safety and the safety of other drivers on the road. On lifted vehicles, glare can obstruct the vision of oncoming traffic if the beam is not properly controlled.

Oculus™ headlights use a sharp cut-off line and precision-focused beam pattern to help avoid glare issues while delivering strong usable output.

Proper thermal management is essential for high-performance LED reliability. Oculus™ uses both active and passive cooling methods to sustain low LED temperatures for performance and longevity.

Remote-mounted heat sinks and an internal cooling fan work together to manage heat effectively and support long-term durability.

1. Park the Jeep 25 ft away from a wall on a flat surface.
2. Measure from the ground to the center of each headlight.
3. Mark the same height on the wall with tape.
4. Locate the adjuster bolt on the back of the headlight under the rubber cap.
5. Aim the cutoff line to meet the marked spot using the supplied tool.