HID Kit for Trucks 24V H1-H7 6000K
€148.00
Xenon HID kit. The bulbs in a xenon kit differ from conventional ones because instead of a filament they have a gas mixture which is ‘ignited’ (excited) by electric current to produce light. This mixture consists largely of xenon gas, which gives these products their name. A xenon kit or a replacement xenon lamp is typically used in dipped beam (low beam), main beam (high beam) and fog lights.
The type, which in this case is H7, indicates how the kit’s lamp is mounted in the vehicle’s socket, the number of filaments and the electrical power required. Consult your vehicle’s manual for the correct kit selection.
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| Weight | 1.498 kg |
|---|---|
| Brand | OEM |
| Box | 5 |
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Colour Temperature: 6000K
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