Fiber Optic Car Ambient Light Engine Starlight Kit Type 2
This car light engine from JINSHANG TECH is a compact 12 V illuminator that couples to plastic fibers so the visible cabin lighting stays cool and electrically safe.
JINSHANG TECH supplies the unit as a production item; fiber diameter, jacketing, connectorization and length can be confirmed against the specification before ordering.
Key Characteristics
- Supply voltage: DC12V (V)
- Certified to ISO9001,RoHs,CE
- Cigarette-lighter or hard-wired power options for flexible install
- Twinkle, shooting-star, meteor and music-sync effects available
- Compact 12 V RGBW light engine sized for automotive headliners
- Single- and double-head outputs for small cabins to large vehicles
- Drives end-glow star points and side-glow contour lines from one source
- Multiple wattages and strand counts for different roof areas
Typical Applications
The unit is commonly used for starlight and shooting-star headliners for cars and SUVs, ambient door, dashboard and console contour lighting, and side-glow P-shape and footwell ambient lines. The result is a reliable, repeatable build that tolerates the routing, vibration and repeated handling typical of production installations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is it safe in a car roof? A: The lit fibers carry no electricity or heat, so they are safe against fabric headliners; the light engine itself is mounted remotely and powered at 12 V.
Q: What wattage/strand count do I need? A: Larger roofs and brighter shooting-star effects need higher wattage and more strands; small cabins suit 16 W/150–300-strand kits, larger vehicles 30–90 W.
Q: What is a fiber-optic car starlight headliner? A: It uses a small RGBW light engine feeding many end-glow fibers through the roof lining, producing a starry sky with optional shooting stars while the fibers stay cool.
Q: How is it controlled? A: Most kits are controlled by smartphone APP or RF remote, with selected models offering voice control for color, brightness and dynamic effects.
For the matching Versatile Link and HFBR assemblies, visit the FEV Electronics fiber catalog at www.fevelectronics.com.