Vehicle Standard (Australian Design Rule 13/00 – Installation of Lighting and Light Signalling Devices on other than L-Group Vehicles) 2005
Part 6– Examples showing the determination of the light-emitting surface in comparison with illuminating surface (See paragraphs 2.8. and 2.9. of this Regulation)
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Part 6 – Examples showing the determination of the light-emitting surface in comparison with illuminating surface (See paragraphs 2.8. and 2.9. of this Regulation)
Note: Reflected light could / may contribute to the determination of the light emitting surface
Example A
Figure shows an example of the determination of the light-emitting surface in comparison with illuminating surface
| Illuminating surface | Declared light-emitting surface according to 2.8. a) | |
|---|---|---|
| Edges are | a and b | c and d |
Example B
Figure shows an example of the determination of the light-emitting surface in comparison with illuminating surface
| Illuminating surface | Declared Light-emitting surface according to 2.8. a) | |
|---|---|---|
| Edges are | a and b | c and d |
Example C
Example to determine the illuminating surface in combination with an area, which is not part of the function:
Figure shows an example to determine the illuminating surface in combination with an area, which is not part of the function
| Illuminating surface | |
|---|---|
| Edges are | a and b |
Example D
Example to determine a light emitting surface according to 2.8. a) in combination with an area which is not part of the function:
Figure shows an example of the determination of a light emitting surface according to 2.8. a) in combination with an area which is not part of the function
| Declared Light-emitting surface according to 2.8. a) | |
|---|---|
| Edges are | c-d and e-f |
Example E
Example to determine the apparent surface in combination with an area, which is not part of the function and a non-textured outer lens (according to 2.8. b)):