Starlight headliners are typically powered via fiber optics and LED lights. Here's how it generally works:
Fiber optics: The Starlight headliner uses tiny optical fibers that transmit light. They are usually embedded into the material of the headliner and arranged in a pattern, such as stars or constellations.
LED lights: On the top or bottom of the headliner, LED lights are installed. These LED lights illuminate the star pattern by sending light via fiber optics to fiber optics in the headliner.
Power supply: To provide power, the headliner is usually connected to the vehicle's electrical system. It can receive the power it needs from the vehicle's battery or other power source.
Control System: Typically, starlight headliners also come with a control system through which you can adjust the brightness and color of the light. These control systems are usually located in the control panel or central control system in the car.
Overall, the starlight headliner uses a combination of fiber optics and LED lights to illuminate a star pattern and is powered by the vehicle's electrical system. The exact design and operating principles may vary between different car manufacturers and models.
Beesidy starlight headliner kit comes with 3 drill bits, a car plug and a household power plug. You can install the starlight in your home or car!
