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Top Features:
Dual Color - Switchback Function
3000K yellow light penetrates active safety protection to prevent accidents by increasing overall visibility and road illumination in harsh weather. 6000K white light increased visual field and distance visibility in darkness weather.
Upgraded Cooling System - Better Heat Dissipation
With built-in powerful turbo cooling fan keep the bulbs working under 80 degree. All-in-one compact aluminum design for a 50% better heat dissipation than common plastic design.
IP67 Water and Dust Seal - Safer Installation
Full sealed waterproof design will make sure a long lifespan and durable. Safer working in the most extreme conditions.
How to switch white/amber function on dual-color LED headlight bulb?
The white light starts firstly, with a simple on-off-on toggle of your headlights switch to change the light from 6000K cool white to 3000K warm yellow light.Tech Specs:
Plug Type: All Sizes
Light Mode: Single Beam or Dual Beam Depending on your bulb size
Usage: Headlight
LED Quantity: Upgraded version 12pcs Flip Chip, Arc-Tri Illumination Technology
Voltage: DC 9-16V
Wattage: 72W/set (36W/Bulb)
Luminous Flux:
White Light-High Beam: 8400LM/set (4200LM/bulb)
Yellow Light-Low Beam: 7200LM/set (3600LM/Bulb)
Color Temperature:
White Light-High Beam: 6000K
Yellow Light-Low Beam: 3000K
Lifespan: Over 30,000 hours
Certification: IP67 Water and Dust Seal, CE, RoHS
Warranty:
1 Year Manufacture warranty
What's the Difference Between H11 and H11B?
H11B and H11 are two different bulb sizes. If your factory halogen bulb size is H11B, you will need one more set extension cable to replace H11B bulbs.
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NOTICE: Vehicles such as Dodge, Jeep, Chrysler, GMC, Audi, BMW, Mercedes and Etc High-End cars may require a load resistor or LED decoder to avoid flickering or dash error sign.
