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RGBW vs. Flow Series: see the difference.

Flow Series brings color to life with animated patterns. RGBW displays one selected color at a time, in a wide range of shades. Compare the visual examples below, or choose Switchback for a white-and-amber look.

Flow Series LED halo with multiple colors around the ring Flow Series

Multicolor chasing patterns and animated effects for a bold, moving light display.

RGBW LED halo showing red, green, blue and white color options RGBW

Choose a solid color or coordinated color transitions, with a dedicated white LED for a clean white option.

Switchback LED halo illustrating white and amber lighting Switchback

White running lights that switch to amber turn signals, with sequential effects on select kits.

Flow Series color-changing vehicle lighting example Animated color patterns Flow Series

Flow Series adds motion to your lighting. Animated patterns chase across the LEDs, creating a moving, multicolor effect.

Choose Flow Series if you want animated lighting for your car or truck. Available effects and controls depend on the kit and controller.

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RGBW color-changing vehicle lighting example One color. Every shade. RGBW

RGBW lights display one selected color at a time. Choose from a wide range of shades to match your car or truck and change the color whenever you want.

RGBW stands for red, green, blue and white. A dedicated white LED adds a clean white option.

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Switchback white and amber vehicle lighting example Switchback

A Switchback LED is designed to deliver a refined, OEM look. You can experience a pure, bright white DRL output that seamlessly transitions to an amber turn signal

For a dynamic effect, you can choose a sequential switchback option, which adds a sleek, flowing amber light motion when signaling, creating an attention-grabbing appearance. This feature not only elevates your vehicle’s aesthetics but also enhances functionality with a striking look.

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Your color. Your motion. Your build.

RGBW vs. Flow Series: see the difference.

Flow Series is animated. RGBW shows one selected color at a time. Both bring color to your car or truck. Start with the look you want, then choose the right kit for your build.

White Dodge Charger with purple RGBW headlights and underglow
One color. Every shade.

RGBW

Choose one color at a time from a wide range of shades. Create a coordinated look, then change the color whenever you want.

A dedicated white LED adds a clean white option.

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White Dodge Charger with multicolor Flow Series headlights and underglow
Color in motion.

Flow Series

Bring your lighting to life with animated patterns. Colors chase across the LEDs for a moving, multicolor effect.

Available effects and controls depend on the kit and controller.

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Color strips illustrate the difference in effects. Watch the video below to see product examples.

White Dodge Charger showing amber Switchback headlight lighting

Prefer a white-and-amber look?

Meet Switchback.

White running lights switch to amber turn signals. Choose sequential effects on select kits. Check the product listing for the functions available.

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What is the difference between RGBW and Flow Series?

Flow Series creates animated patterns that move across the LEDs. RGBW displays one selected color at a time, in a wide range of shades. The main difference shoppers see is motion.

What does RGBW stand for?

RGBW stands for red, green, blue and white. A dedicated white LED adds a clean white option alongside the selectable colors.

Will a lighting kit fit my car or truck?

Check the product’s listed year, make, model, trim and factory lighting requirements. For universal kits, check dimensions, mounting space and installation needs. Choosing an effect does not confirm fitment.

Do I need a controller?

Review what is included with your kit and which controllers it supports. Confirm compatibility before reusing a controller or combining components. Available patterns and controls depend on the kit and controller.

Will installation require opening my headlights?

It depends on the product. Review the exact halo or DRL kit’s installation instructions, or compare complete pre-built assemblies. Check wiring, mounting and setup requirements before ordering.

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Watch Flow Series vs. RGBW.

See the lighting effects in our Flow Series vs. RGBW / RGB comparison. Open the dedicated video watch page →