At Diode Dynamics, we want our fellow enthusiasts to be educated on automotive lighting products, so that they know they are purchasing the best products on the market. We have devoted this portion of our website to doing just that. Here you'll find information on different automotive lighting technologies, how they work and common misconceptions you'll see while shopping for your vehicle. We hope you enjoy learning all about lighting!



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Some more exciting new things happening at Diode! We have recently invested in a state-of-the-art ROMER coordinate measuring machine and 3D printer, allowing us to bring new products to market quicker than ever before. Check out the link to our recent blog post below for the full write-up!

Automotive Lighting Designer Ramps Up Manufacturing at St. Louis Facility | Diode Blog

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Nick C.

St. Louis Manufacturer Adds Engineering Facility | Diode Blog

NEW! HD Halos and Strips!



Diode Dynamics is excited to announce our new HD LED Halos and Semi-Flex Strips are now available! Offered in switchback and single colors (red, amber, blue and white), they are perfect for custom applications! The Strips are available in 3, 6, 9 and 12 inches and the Halos are offered in universal sizes from 50-160 millimeters.

Both products were designed from the ground up and manufactured in our facility here in St. Louis, Missouri. They are backed by our hassle-free 3-year limited warranty.

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Demon Eyes are small, high-power LEDs that illuminate the projector lens inside your headlight, for a unique, custom look. Our demon eyes are made in USA, and feature bright, full multicolor control and white!

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Universal HD LED Halos and Semi-Flex Strips - Made in USA!

Diode Dynamics at SEMA 2016

Diode Dynamics: NEW! Stage Series Light Bars

Our Stage Series Light bars are available in Amber as well! Here's the Driving and Wide output comparison shots!

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Nick C.