Product Information: Bulb Shape: HB4 (9006), Applications: Fog Lamps, Emitting Color: White (6000K), Operating Voltage: 9V - 60V (Compatible with /24V vehicles), Luminous Intensity: 6,000 lumens, Brightness, Non-polarity, Angle Adjustable, Factory Replacement, No Processing, Comes with a Pong
HB4 LED Fog Lamp, Perfect Light Distribution: The LED fog is made of industry's first 0.8mm thick copper substrate to achieve perfect light distribution and maximum illumination. The thickness of the LED chips on both sides is extremely reduced. It has a wide illumination range, no unevenness and sufficient illumination as a fog, and does not dazzle from oncoming vehicles
Genuine Replacement, No Processing Required: The LED bulb is approximately 1:1 size specification of the halogen bulb and be installed on all vehicles regardless of the installation space, and the connector of the bulb is the same shape as the original, and the installation is done simply by inserting it into the coupler on the side of the vehicle
Hb4 LED Bulb, Excellent Heat Dissipation, Heat Resistance: The LED chip uses a copper substrate with excellent heat conductivity, and the entire lamp body uses special aviation aluminum heat sink, which increases the heat dissipation area as much as possible, providing a luxurious feel, heat dissipation, and durability. Fanless design eliminates noise and fan failure
Made with special attention to waterproofing specifications, the interior of the heat shing is made with waterproof silicone that is heat resistant, so you don't have to worry about getting into the lens. It has a temperature sensor function inside the lamp, so it will not break even after long periods of time on the light, and the aluminum body is coated with anodized aluminum so you don't have to worry about short circuits inside
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