A headlight housing assembly for mounting a projector lamp. The headlight housing eliminates the need to cut a stock headlight housing of a motor vehicle for an aftermarket adaptation to receive a projector lamp. The invention permits installation of a properly aligned projector, mounted securely to the vehicle, with no mess created. The design results in a professional looking product using stronger materials for a longer expected life.

A closing element for closing a service opening in the housing of a headlamp, and a method therefor, the closing element having a ventilation component, with the aid of which a gas exchange between an inside and an outside of the housing of the headlamp is facilitated. The closing element includes a sealing formation, on which a sealing member may be arranged or is arranged, so that the ventilation component may be or is temporarily closed with the aid of the sealing member.

A lighting device for a motor vehicle, the lighting device including: a housing; a light module arranged inside the housing; a control device designed to control the electrical supply to the light module, including a female connector mounted outside the housing; a connection harness connected to the light module and including a male connector designed to be connected to the female connector of the control device so as to connect the control device electrically to the light module, characterized in that the housing includes: an orifice for the passage of the connection harness from the inside to the outside of the housing; and at least two ribs defining a receiver to receive and lock the male connector in position on the housing.

A headlight unit 10, 110 is described including a reflector 12 and a lamp mounting cavity 20. A lamp 30, 130 is mounted within the lamp mounting cavity 20. The lamp mounting cavity 20 is sealed by a cap 40 of partly flexible material. The cap 40 is provided as a heat spreader and dissipation element in thermal contact with the lamp 30.

Provided is a vehicular lamp including a lamp housing, a bracket installed on one side of the lamp housing, and a lamp attachable to and detachable from the bracket to be fastened. Here, the lamp includes a light source module, a guide portion to which the light source module is slidably coupled, and a socket portion installed inside the guide portion and to which the light source module is slidably coupled to establish electrical conduction.

Disclosed herein is a moisture electrolysis apparatus for a headlamp including: a first electrode configured to be exposed in an inside space of a headlamp housing, and have a surface coated with a dielectric substance; a second electrode configured to be disposed to be spaced apart from the first electrode by a predetermined distance; and a discharge ventilation path configured to be formed between the surface of the first electrode coated with the dielectric substance and the second electrode.

A headlight housing assembly for mounting a projector lamp. The headlight housing eliminates the need to cut a stock headlight housing of a motor vehicle for an aftermarket adaptation to receive a projector lamp. The invention permits installation of a properly aligned projector, mounted securely to the vehicle, with no mess created. The design results in a professional looking product using stronger materials for a longer expected life.

A lighting device for a motor vehicle, comprising a housing in which are arranged at least light-emitting means and optical-deflection means able to deflect the rays of light emitted toward an output face of the device, the device further comprising a main orifice formed in the housing for extracting the light-emitting means from the housing along a first axis. Fastening means are provided for fastening the emitting means in the device and the housing comprises an additional axis, distinct from the main orifice, for accessing the fastening means. The invention also relates to a motor vehicle headlamp equipped with at least one device of this type, and to a method of repositioning replacement means in a lighting device.

A light device includes a first light emitting unit which includes a first lens module and a first light emitting module. The first lens module has a plurality of first lens bodies arranged to form a predetermined shape. The first light emitting module has a plurality of first light sources respectively disposed rearwardly of the first lens bodies. Each first lens bodies has a first light condensing section and a first lens section having a plurality of first lens portions which are arranged along rows such that the light projects forwardly through the first lens portions to produce a required first beam illumination pattern with the predetermined shape.

A device for closing a vehicle optical housing opening, the device including a cap, the cap being configured to close the opening in response to a reversible movement.

The device further includes flexible or articulated connecting means fixed to the cap and designed to be fixed to the housing so that, after opening, the cap remains attached to the housing- by the connecting means.