Pr360° Full Illumination 60W 6500K 20000LM IP68 Rated LED Headlight Bulbs (2 Pcs) for T6F, H11/H8/H9

✅【Specifications】

● Light Source Type：LED

● Application：LED Headlight

● Bulb Size：H11/H8/H9

● Chips Quantity/Pair：16PCS CSP Chips

● Color：Bright White

● Color Temperature：6500K

● Luminous Flux：20000LM/set (10000LM/bulb)

● Light Power：60W (30W/bulb)

● Lifespan：Over 50,000 hours

● LED Quantity：2 bulbs(1 Pair)

● Heat Dissipation Mode：Fan Dissipation

● Certification：IP68 Water and Dust Seal, CE, RoHS

● Package Included：2×LED Bulbs, 1×User Manual

➤【Feature】

【Superior Brightness】: 16 CSP chips deliver 600% more brightness than halogen bulbs, with 20000LM per set for enhanced road visibility.

【Accurate Beam Pattern】: Mimics halogen filament positioning for a 360° shadow - free, non - dazzling beam.

【Long - lasting Performance】: Advanced cooling technology ensures a lifespan of up to 50,000 hours.

【Quick & Easy Installation】: Plug - and - play, all - in - one design for a 5 - minute hassle - free installation.

【Wide Compatibility】: Upgraded intelligent driver enables compatibility with 99% of vehicles.

➤Check Vehicle Bulb Model

Determining the appropriate bulb size for your car is crucial before purchasing LED headlight bulbs. To check your headlight bulb model, you can:

✅Consult Your Owner’s Manual: The manual usually specifies the bulb type for your vehicle.

✅Inspect the Bulb: Remove the existing bulb from the socket and look for markings on the base. These often indicate the model number (like H11, 9005, etc.).

✅Use Bulb Finder  by searching vehicle year, make, and model.

✅Consult Your Owner’s Manual: The manual usually specifies the bulb type for your vehicle.

【Adapt to all of Weather】：Built for durability, this 360 LED headlight is designed to withstand harsh weather, including rain, snow, and extreme temperatures. With high 60W power output and 20,000 lumens, drive confidently in any environment.

Q&A

➤What if I install these LED bulbs and they flicker or report errors?

✅Since LED conversion kits use less power than halogen or HID bulbs, if your vehicle is equipped with a CANbus system, there may be a problem because it may think your lights are malfunctioning and cause them not to work properly. At this point, you can solve the problem by adding a plug and play bulb decoder. (few extremely sensitive vehicles can have this problem)

➤Can I replace an bulb with an LED?

✅All vehicles fitted with halogen headlight bulbs from the factory are suitable for LED conversion. The main advantage is a massive increase in road illumination and therefore improved safety when driving at night.

➤Which direction do LED bulbs go?

✅When you replace a halogen bulb with an LED bulb, it should work the same way as a halogen bulb. Place the LED bulb with the center tab facing up and the LED chip pointing horizontally left and right. If the bulb is installed tilted or upside down, you will get a strange and really bad beam pattern.

➤What is an LED?

✅An LED, or Light Emitting Diode, is a source of light used in various applications. When a suitable voltage is applied to its leads, it emits light through a process called "electroluminescence," which we integrate into our products.

➤How do I determine the brightness of LED bulbs?

✅In the automotive industry, LED bulb brightness is often measured in lumens (luminous flux), which represents the amount of visible light to the human eye. Check the lumen rating to assess the total visible light output of the LED lamp.

➤What is color temperature, and how do I match headlamps with fog lights?

✅Color temperature refers to the light's color, measured in kelvins (K). It's essential to consider color temperature when purchasing LED lamps to match them with your existing lights for a consistent look.

➤Which bulb size should I use?

✅Refer to your vehicle's owner's manual or the original bulb for the correct bulb size. Comparing the factory bulb to our product is a reliable method.

➤What color LED bulb should I use?

✅Choose LED bulb colors that comply with road safety laws. Refer to the part number on the bulb, your vehicle's manual, or consider the lens color for compatibility.