
HOMURA V500 / LED architecture
624 points of precision.
A 624-LED main assembly is paired with a separate 12-LED light bar inside a 130 × 503 × 102 mm housing.
- Dimensions
- 130 × 503 × 102 mm
- Voltage
- DC 24 V
- Main assembly
- 624 LEDs
LIGHTING ENGINEERING / 2026
Genuine OIRAN light. Real product film. A technical signature made for the night road.
OIRAN JAPAN · TOTTORI
Full-LED tail lamps, marker lights and finishing hardware for Japanese trucks. Designed in Tottori. Recognized worldwide.
Designed in Tottori



HOMURA V500 / LED architecture
A 624-LED main assembly is paired with a separate 12-LED light bar inside a 130 × 503 × 102 mm housing.

HOMURA V500 / Road endurance
IP69K protection and 7G vibration resistance support a 24 V system designed for demanding commercial vehicles.

HOMURA V500 / Five finishes
Choose the verified lens and inner finish before confirming the exact side-marker configuration with a distributor.

HOMURA V500 / Distributor
Review compatibility and the ten official SKU/JAN configurations, then contact an OIRAN distributor for availability.
01 — NEW ARRIVALS
New products enter the line when dimensions, voltage and performance are ready to publish. No price theatre. Just the product and the data.

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Every product page keeps the engineering close: dimensions, LED count, voltage, part numbers and road-use notes.
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05 — THE NAME
Oiran was the highest rank of courtesan in Edo-period Japan: beauty, education and status without equal. We took the name as a standard, not decoration.
From a workshop in Tottori to working trucks on three continents, the goal remains the same: make the rear view unmistakable.
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