Or. Admin. Code § 735-108-0065 - Mounting, Wiring and Aiming of Auxiliary Driving Lamps for Motor Vehicles
(1) Transportation
Safety adopts the mounting requirements for motor vehicle auxiliary driving
lamps as follows:
(a) If one lamp is
installed, mount the lamp on the left front side of the motor
vehicle;
(b) If two lamps are
installed, mount the lamps symmetrically around the front centerline of the
motor vehicle;
(c) Mount lamps not
less than 16 inches (40.6cm) nor more than 42 inches (106.7 cm) above the level
ground;
(d) Measure mounting height
from ground level to the center of the lens of the lamp;
(e) Do not mount the lamps so they interfere
with required motor vehicle lighting; and
(f) Do not mount the lamps higher than the
motor vehicle headlight system.
(2) Transportation Safety adopts the wiring
requirements for motor vehicle auxiliary driving lamps as follows:
(a) Auxiliary driving lamps shall be wired so
they can only come on when the motor vehicle high beam headlights are on;
and
(b) A switch shall be installed
so the auxiliary driving lamps can be turned off or on leaving the height beam
of the headlights on; and
(c) A
steady burning indicator light shall be wired so it comes on when the front fog
lamps are turned on and mounted in a location it is readily visible to the
driver.
(3)
Transportation Safety adopts the aiming requirements for motor vehicle
auxiliary driving lamps as follows:
(a)
Adjust lamps to a setting of 0-0 when using a mechanical aimer; or
(b) When using a visual aiming screen, aim
the center of the high intensity beam straight ahead of the vertical and
horizontal axis at a distance of 25 feet (7.6 m) from the lens.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 184.616 & ORS 816.060
Stats. Implemented: ORS 816.060
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