Product Description
These headlights offers LED low beam, LED high beams, and multi-function halo ring. Modification maybe needed on the wiring for installation on some models. Bucket modification is also possibly needed. We do not include any buckets. We only include the lamps with wiring harness.
These headlights offers LED low beam, LED high beams, and multi-function halo ring. Modification maybe needed on the wiring for installation on some models. Bucket modification is also possibly needed. We do not include any buckets. We only include the lamps with wiring harness.
Specifications:
Newest Fantastic Design LED Headlight With Halo Angel Eyes DRL replaces original halogen and HID headlight, Maintenance Free, Water-proof IP65
Specification Type: Jeep LED Headlight With Halo Angel Eyes/DRL
Watt: 75W
Input: 12-24V DC
Operating Voltage: 9-32V DC
Luminous Flux: 6800LM@high beam/pair, 3200LM@low beam/pair
Dimension: 7" Inch Dia
Connector: H4/H13 (Ground and High Beam)
Newest Fantastic Design LED Headlight With Halo Angel Eyes DRL replaces original halogen and HID headlight, Maintenance Free, Water-proof IP65
Specification Type: Jeep LED Headlight With Halo Angel Eyes/DRL
Watt: 75W
Input: 12-24V DC
Operating Voltage: 9-32V DC
Luminous Flux: 6800LM@high beam/pair, 3200LM@low beam/pair
Dimension: 7" Inch Dia
Connector: H4/H13 (Ground and High Beam)
Some Applications:
Truck models with H6024 type 7" Round headlights
If your car has sealed beams, this is the most effective, simplest and least expensive improvement in lighting you can make!
Sealed beam headlamps were introduced in the 1930s to provide a consistent quality of headlamps. Prior to that, headlamp design was left up to the vehicle manufacturer and lighting ability varied greatly.
The problem with sealed beams is that the lens, reflector and filaments are all part of a bonded assembly. When the filament burns out, the entire lamp is discarded.
Truck models with H6024 type 7" Round headlights
If your car has sealed beams, this is the most effective, simplest and least expensive improvement in lighting you can make!
Sealed beam headlamps were introduced in the 1930s to provide a consistent quality of headlamps. Prior to that, headlamp design was left up to the vehicle manufacturer and lighting ability varied greatly.
The problem with sealed beams is that the lens, reflector and filaments are all part of a bonded assembly. When the filament burns out, the entire lamp is discarded.
Package Include：
1PC LED Light