Dodge RHO Type 1 LED grille badge in white; product artwork example, not vehicle-fitment evidence.

Dodge RHO Type 1 or Type 2 LED Grille Badge?

Dodge RHO Type 1 or Type 2 LED Grille Badge?

The two Dodge RHO LED grille-badge listings are easy to confuse if you look only at width: both are listed at 200 mm wide. The meaningful difference is the face height—38 mm for Type 1 and 46 mm for Type 2—along with the exact artwork shown on each product page. Use that small but real difference to plan a comparison, not to claim that either badge fits a particular Dodge grille.

Dodge RHO Type 1 LED grille badge in white; product artwork only
RHO Type 1 — the lower 38 mm face.
Dodge RHO Type 2 LED grille badge in white; product artwork only
RHO Type 2 — the taller 46 mm face.

These are confirmed product images on a white background. They show the two catalog designs; they are not customer installation photos and do not document a vehicle model or year.

Start with the exact dimensions

Product record Listed dimensions Difference from the other RHO listing
RHO Type 1 200 × 38 × 52 mm Lower face; same width and depth
RHO Type 2 200 × 46 × 52 mm 8 mm taller; same width and depth

The third measurement is the overall depth including mounting hardware. Both records describe a plastic body, steel mounting hardware, two screws, a backing plate and fixing nuts, with IP67 ingress protection. The wiring connections still need separate protection during installation. That distinction matters when a front opening looks generous but the rear of the grille is crowded.

Use the source images to identify the artwork

The exact product images add a clearer distinction than the 8 mm height difference. The Type 1 image shows an RHO wordmark with open, light letter interiors inside a heavy dark outline. Type 2 shows a darker filled treatment with a contrasting light inner keyline and a heavier outer frame. Choose the visual treatment you want from the exact listing, then use its 200 × 38 or 200 × 46 mm dimensions for the separate opening check.

When a small height difference is the deciding detail

An 8 mm difference can matter when the available opening is bounded by a grille bar, trim edge, shutter or nearby sensor. Measure the usable face area at the intended position instead of measuring an entire grille. Compare the result with 38 mm and 46 mm while keeping a safe margin for the product edge and the mounting hardware.

If both faces fit on paper, go back to the product images. Type 1 and Type 2 are different records, so the type label is not only a size shorthand. Select the artwork you want from the exact listing and keep its link in your installation notes. Do not copy a thumbnail, badge name or assumed trim application from another RHO product.

Lighting options do not replace the artwork check

The live records list White, Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Ice Blue, Purple and FLOW choices, with 12- and 24-month warranty variants. The descriptions explain fixed-color illumination and FLOW RGB phone control through the LED Hue app over Bluetooth. Check the selector on the exact Type page after deciding the artwork. A color shown on Type 1 does not prove that its price or availability is identical on Type 2.

The shared 200 mm width can make the pages look interchangeable in a quick search, but the product title, image and handle should travel together in your notes. If you need a long, low graphic, Type 1’s 38 mm height is the record to inspect; if you need more vertical face area, compare Type 2’s 46 mm height. Neither description turns that comparison into a model-specific recommendation.

  1. Choose the exact RHO artwork and Type record.
  2. Compare the 200 mm width, then check whether 38 or 46 mm height is usable.
  3. Allow for 52 mm overall depth and rear access to the backing plate.
  4. Inspect nearby grille equipment and plan protected wire routing.
  5. Treat the title and image as catalog evidence, not model-specific fitment proof.

See other current designs in the LED Grille Badges collection. If your RHO location is uncertain, have the exact opening and rear clearance reviewed before ordering or drilling.

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