Are there any problems with using these on heated mirrors?
1787986
These do not defrost with heated mirrors. These are rather useless in winter driving.
1188074
Yes it is safe, just try placing the mirror in a couple of spots to make sure it has the correct visibility before you remove the adhesive paper. Also this mirror rotates 360 degrees so finding a good view is very simple. Ps when removing it permanently for any reason simply spray some Goof Off behind the new mirror and use a plastic putty knife to seperate the two.
1935508
I use high heat with mine and they are fine. I have electric, so not quit sure, just would make sure dishes are centered on burner.
110659
Yeh you will be fine they are heated and u will be able to adjust manually from out side on the mirrors i would not make a habit of ajusting them just in case nice mirror great price all the best
1177802
I would have to say YES as my mirrors fold. To add to that I read reviews about these before I bought them and some said that they thought that mirrors vibrated too much. Well I bought them, went on a 1700 mile trip and had NO problems, they paid for themselves on that one trip. Hope this helps.
657271
Absolutely! There is really no heat from these lights and they do offer much light. We do personal videos and use these light with other lights to help adjust our sets. Hope this helps!
731266
I've installed a dozen of these in 4" recessed Halo-brand fixtures with trim (H99 is the Halo Model number). There have been no overheating problems (the fixtures have a heat sensor and turn off if they overheat). I think the LED bulbs don't get nearly as hot as Halogen bulbs.
760049
This would be overkill. These are pretty large, as well as very hot. You would also need plenty of space for them. Try installing lighting along the sides (instead of across the top) of your mirror in your bathroom. You would get double the light and at the correct angles. Then look for cool heat light bulbs with "daylight" Kelvin. Some say 5500k some argue 5400k (some,5600k) at whatever wattage suits you, depending on how many bulbs you have installed.
1149246
No, they aren't heated. You're correct that the stock mirrors don't have that feature either. We've had the mirrors on for a few months now, and absolutely love them. Dealership wanted to charge over $350.00 to replace with the stock mirror. That was only one side!!!! I bought both sides to match, and paid less than half of that. I installed them myself in less than an half an hour. Highly recommend.
1796114
I have used thee mirrors on both manual and power mirrors. Power mirrors have no affect on these mirrors, they are adjusted manually.Work great for me, I will not go without them!
1559851
This product worked fine, no problems. I had first used a 'regular' mirror adhesive from home depot to adhere 4 custom cut acrylic mirrors and ruined them all, had to reorder the mirrors. The mirror manufacturer itself recommended this product to me and I had no problems second time around when using this adhesive.
1376390
The vehicle I installed then on (96 GMC k2500 suburban) didn't have factory heated side mirrors so the replacements I purchased only are power. There are versions of this type mirror that has power/heat and a marker light.
1642431
I can't say for sure. I'd suggest contacting the manufacturer. I can tell you that my mirrors work like a charm. Easy on and easy off. No blind spots.
1966751
Yes, they are known to generate heat...this is one of the few downsides to a plasma set. I put a small fan off to the side of the set with it cocked upwards and this blows the heated air up and away from the set.
1446015
Yes, that's where I use them. Put it under the heat element. If you've never used anything like this before, you'll be very happy you purchased this item. Just pull the piece out from time to time and brush off.
1873882
I think that would be fine although you'd want to check heat periodically. They don't seem to get too hot.
1819682
Hi! I would say that these mirrors are able to stay in place without issue; I have used three (I attempted to remove two of them and they were damaged in the process) and of those three, I had no issues with them rotating on their own. I would recommend these!