Maxxima introduces MaxxHeat heated-lens LED lamps for commercial vehicles

Maxxima introduces MaxxHeat heated-lens LED lamps for commercial vehicles

Maxxima has introduced the MaxxHeat series of LED headlamps and stop/tail/turn lights for commercial truck, bus, and trailer applications. The lights come with a microprocessor that automatically initiates the lens heating system when the outside air temperature drops below 50°F.

MaxxHeat is available on Maxxima Vionic LED headlights in three sizes: 4 x 6 in., 5 x 7 in., and 7-in. diameter; and in the six-diode MaxxHeat STT series of stop/tail/turn lights with the MaxxHeat lens in round (4.3-in. diameter) and oval (6.4 x 2.2 x 1.7 in.) configurations.

“The MaxxHeat series resolves the issue of snow and ice buildup on the lens surface due to the lack of heat produced by LEDs compared to other lamps,” said Greg Parman, national sales manager for Maxxima. “MaxxHeat works automatically, with no intervention from the driver, and brings a new level of performance, reliability, low energy use and safety to vehicle operators in cold-weather conditions.”

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