FOG LIGHT BULBS - These H16 (5202, PS24, PS24W) rib cooled LED fog light bulbs are the perfect plug-n-play fit for any vehicle using a H16 (5202, PS24, PS24W) bulb type in fog lights. Directly plugs into your existing fog light power connector. No extra LED drivers to worry about. No extra wires. Fanless design, so they can be exposed to dust, snow, and water without any worry.
Kit includes: 2pcs LED bulbs
FEATURES:
- LED chips on both sides of the bulb are ON providing 360 degree light source
- Adjustable beam: YES
- Power: 18W per bulb, 36W per kit
- Power draw: 1.5A@12V (halogen bulb draws 4.89A@12V)
- Output: 8000lm per bulb, 16000lm per kit
- LED CHIPS: 6pcs, 3pcs per side
- LED Color Temperature: 6000K
- Voltage: DC 8V-32V
- Polarity Sensitive:YES
- Built-in canbus: NO. Fog lamps usually do not require canbus LEDs.
- Lifespan: 30,000+hrs
- Rating: IP68
- Working temperature: -40C to +80C
- Cooling: rib cooled (fan-less)
DIMENSIONS:
Bulb length: 7.8cm
Bulb length inside fog light lens: 3.8cm
Bulb diameter at top: 1.5cm
Fanless Base Size: 3.2cm x 3.2cm
Space needed behind the fog light to fit the cooling fins: 3.3cm
INSTALLATION CAUTION:
Extreme caution is required when installing these bulbs. If too much pressure is put on the bulb at an angle, the bulb tabs can bend and lose their firmness, making it then impossible for the bulbs to stay in the fog lamp. H16 bulb just need to be pressed into the fog lamp, not twisted or installed in any other way. It is absolutely crucial to have the bulb tabs are aligned perpendicular to the fog lamp before pushing them in.
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Fog lights
Nice and bright lights, only reason that I have it 4/5 is because the twist connector doesn’t quite fit properly (2019 GMC Sierra 3500), so the dealership had to glue and tape the bulbs into place so that moisture wouldn’t get in and so that they wouldn’t fall out. HVC Reply: Hi Gabe, it is very likely that the installer broke off a tab or tabs, and then had to glue the bulbs in, blaming the bulbs. I've installed many of these myself, and if one is not careful how they are inserted, forcing them in the fog light opening, the upper and lower tabs can bend toward the center of the bulb, and if continued force is applied, eventually break off. Then the only way to get them to stay in then, is to tape them onto the fog light body. They push in, not twist in, and you should hear two clicks when inserted correctly. On some installs, I had used the thinner o-ring from the H16 incandescent bulb to make it easier to fit into the fog light.
