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H13 LED Fanless Headlight/Fog Light Conversion Kit with Internal Drivers - 4,000 Lumens/Set
Features
- Integrated heat sinks - no fans or bulky braided heat sinks
- Internal drivers for simple installation
- 4,000 Lumens of cool white (7200K) light/set
- Can Bus compatible
- Lifetime warranty
Overview
Increase your safety and visibility with this H13 LED headlight/fog light kit. The dual-intensity LED headlight bulbs emit 4,000 lumens of cool white illumination per set (2,000 lumens each) and feature 3rd generation cooling technology. They have integrated heat sinks instead of short-lived fans or bulky braided heat sinks. This allows for a longer-lasting bulb and easier installation in tight spaces. They also have internal drivers, which eliminates the need to mount an additional part and locate an appropriate mounting spot. The compact bulbs last 13 times longer than halogen bulbs and 3 times longer than HID bulbs. LED arrays in each bulb are designed to mimic the filament in halogen bulbs—creating a closely matched beam style. Each headlight bulb has 2 rows of LEDs that are activated individually for high- or low-beam settings. Only 1 row of LEDs is in use at any given time, and intensity is the same for both sets. These waterproof, CAN Bus compatible bulbs operate within a wide 9-32 VDC range. This long-lasting kit includes 2 LED headlight bulbs and 2 adapter plugs. Price per kit.
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Very good lights
These lights are very good and worth the money. Best bang for your buck. I bought these, alla leds and opt7 fluxbeam led headlights and these were the best. Alla had very good brightness and light pattern but zero difference between high and low beam. Opt7 suppose to be the best but lowbeam light pattern was awful but did have a good highbeam light. These cree leds from superbright were cheaper than both and had the nice bright full light pattern like the alla and also had a big difference between high and low beam. Going from halogen bulbs to led bulbs is like going from standard def tv to high def tv. U will not be disappointed with these bulbs
Great Output BUT HUGE amounts of RF Interference
Installed in a 2010 Jeep Wrangler. Easy install and excellent output. However, I'm going to have to take them out due to the HUGE amount of RF interference they are causing. It is so bad that I can't pick up ANY radio stations.
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Led headlight upgrade
I have a fleet of vehicles and tried an led upgrade on one vehicle as a test. I was pleasantly surprised how bright they are at night even in rain its crystal clear and can see wider and farther down the road. The only reason I gave 3 stars on my Mercury Grand Marquis when you put the headlights on, the stock radio loses the majority signal strength for all stations. I turned the lights off the radio gets normal reception. These are plug and play nothing I did during installation could have caused the interference on the radio because my antenna is built into the windshield. I love the upgrade for safety and look but it shouldnt affect the radio which is a negative trade off.
