Ok, I admit it changing your car bulbs is never fun and it’s something we all dread, but with LEDs they have the power to change all that. With an incredible life span of up to 4,000 hours you will never have to change a bulb again, well unless you plan to keep your car for a very long time…
There is another very good reason why many are turning toward LEDs as an upgrade, not only do they last longer LEDs provide a much crisper red light far greater than the dull and boring standard bulbs fitted in your vehicle.
LEDs are the future of automotive lighting and give you the luxury of fitting and forgetting, the simple upgrade offers so much more than just a bog standard replacement. And with a full 12 month guarantee what’s stopping you.
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Application
Where the bulb is going on the car & what it’s for. Sidelight, Stop & Tail etc
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Sidelight
Tail
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Colour
This is what colour to expect from the bulbs in the Kelvin Colour Temperature Scale. Examples would be 3000K as a warm yellow.
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Red
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Voltage
Nearly all cars and motorcycles run on a 12V (volts). Trucks and many larger vehicles run on a 24V (volts).
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12V
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Canbus
Many modern cars with advanced ECU systems will require the bulbs to be CAN Bus compatible. This means it won’t show up as a blo
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Bulb Size
This is the actual fitting of the bulb. If you do not know which fitting your vehicle takes, use the bulb finder to the right of
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207
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Approx Bulb Life (hours)
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3,000 to 4,000
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Direction of Light
This explains whether the light emitted from the LED is spread (360°) or projected.
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Lumens
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Size of Bulb
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For Off-Road Use
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Fitting Type
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Filament Type
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Bayonet Pin Type
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Wedge Base Width
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Festoon Length
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