2Pcs H7 100W Super Bright Xenon White 6000K Halogen Lamp Light Bulb 12V Car Headlight Fog Light Lamp Replacement

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With a colour temperature of 6000K and a very compact design, the H7 LEDriving XTR LED remplacement bulbs from OSRAM provide an easy-to-fit, easy-to-use solution for upgrading your cars regular (halogen) headlights. With their ultra white LED light, give your car a smart, contemporary look.

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With their ground-breaking technology and smart product design, H7 LEDriving XTR LED bulbs are the ideal companion to help you see further and identify obstacles earlier. Manufacturer data OSRAM’s new LEDriving XTR headlight bulb range is made in Germany utilising the latest state-of-the-art BeamGuide technology, this ensures an optimised light distribution is achieved for a more enhanced and focussed beam pattern. Not only this, but you can also expect a perfect cool white colour temperature of 6000K to provide a stylish white modern light. Special note for Australia:We have been advised that parcels are currently expected to take 15-25 working daysto arrive to Australia, depending on the location. This is due to measures being taken to prevent the spread of Covid-19. We are currently taking steps to try to reduce this delivery time as much as possible. PLEASE NOTE: These LED headlight bulbs do not have ECE approval, and as such their usage is currently not approved for use on public roads: their usage is limited to ‘off-road’ applications.In addition, their installation may trigger a bulb error message to appear on the vehicle's on-board computer system / dashboard. This is a harmless side-effect and may be removed by installing a CANbus adapter.

Since the H7 headlight bulb has only one filament, it takes fewer resources to make an H7 light bulb. Due to this, H7 light bulbs are affordable. A pair of high-quality H7 halogen light bulbs only costs around 30 to 40 dollars. H7 Headlight Bulbs Facilitate Easy Installation You don’t need any tool to replace and install the H7 light bulb. Just make sure that you have worn the gloves and eye protection while removing the cover below the headlight assembly to install the H7 light bulb. Disadvantages of H7 Headlight Bulb

The best H7 headlight bulbs for your car - Parkers

Although xenon HIDs are the best option for those seeking the whitest headlight bulbs, there are plenty of white H7 bulbs options too. If you're after a very strong effect, choose OSRAM Xenarc Cool Blue Intense. With a colour temperature of up to 6000K, these bulbs achieve an ice white light with a slight blue tint for a strong, modern look. A higher colour temperature indicates a bulb with a blue tone. Xenon HID bulbs with colour temperatures as high as 8000K will have a noticable blue tint. Bulbs with a colour temperature over 8000K are very blue and give off significantly less light. One of the reasons HID bulbs have become so popular is that they give off extremely bright, white light. But, some HID bulbs are whiter than others. There's several ranges of HID headlight bulbs that offer a very white light. First up is the OSRAM Xenarc Night BreakerLaserNext Gen range. These are high performance lighintg with up to 220% more brightness from the D3S and D4S fitments, and up to 200% from the D1S and D2S fitments. They boast a kelvin rating of 4500K and a lifetime expectancy of 1,500 hours. This innovative HID technology is the newst from OSRAM giving you 20% whiter ligght and increased brightness without the risk of glare - the perfect upgrade!These H7 LED bulbs will give you pure xenon white lighting, unlike the standard bulbs that provide white/yellow lighting. H7 is a low-beam light bulb that is ideal for daily driving. H7 light bulb directs a light beam to a shorter and narrower distance so that it does not blind the oncoming driver. H7 headlight bulb is a single filament bulb. Filaments are small wires that conduct electricity, and when they get hot, they produce bright light. H7 headlight bulbs have a low beam, which means that the light beam is projected downwards to a certain angle. This does fully illuminate any object lying in front of the vehicle’s headlights due to a slight downward projection of the light beam from the H7 light bulb. A lower colour temperature means that the bulb has a more yellow tone. Bulbs with a colour temperature of 3000K are extremely yellow. These might be used as fog lights. The whitest bulbs are those that measure around 5000K. This is a great balance between yellow and blue - bulbs at this colour temperature produce a light that is bright and clear. Some drivers prefer bulbs at 6000K, but these have a hint of blue that makes them slightly less bright than a bulb with a colour temperature of 5000K.