H4 (9003, HB2) 6V DRL COMPATIBLE V10 9600lm 34W fanless and wireless LED headlight kit - New!

These H4 (9003, HB2) LEDs support 6V DRL functionality, high/low beam, use rib cooling, and are the perfect plug-n-play fit for any vehicle using H4 (9003, HB2) bulbs. Directly plugs into your existing headlight power connector. No extra LED drivers to worry about. No extra wires. Perfect light beam with no glare. Works great in Honda Fit and Nissan Xtrail.

Kit includes: 2x LED bulbs

FEATURES:

• 6V DRL compatible: YES (Min voltage is 6.0V)
• Built-in canbus: YES
• Adjustable beam: No. H4 bulbs fit into headlights in only 1 possible way.
• LED chips on both sides of the bulb are ON providing 360 degree light source
• LED count: 8pcs low beam (4pcs per side), 8pcs high beam (4pcs per side)
• Power: 17W per bulb, 34W per kit
• Power draw:  0.45A@6V, 1.45A@12V (halogen bulb draws 4.5A@12V in low beam)
• Output: 4800lm per bulb, 9600lm per kit
• LED Color Temperature: 6500K
• Voltage: DC 6V-32V
• Lifespan: 50,000+hrs
• Rating: IP68
• Working temperature: -45C to +85C 
• Cooling: rib cooled (fanless)
• Dodge/Chrysler/KIA/Hyundai/Honda should also use H4 anti-flicker canbus decoders

LIGHT OUTPUT:

• H4 halogen bulb at 12V - 410 LUX
• H4 V10 LED bulb at 12V - 1370 LUX -> 3.3x brighter
• H4 halogen bulb at 6V - 37 LUX
• H4 V10 LED bulb at 6V - 200 LUX -> 5.5x brighter

DIMENSIONS:

• Bulb length: 7.7cm
• Bulb length with connectors: 9.4cm
• Bulb length inside headlight: 4.9cm (same as a halogen bulb)
• Bulb diameter at top: 1.8cm wide
• Base diameter: standard H4 base 2.3cm
• Space needed behind the headlight: 3.6cm

H4 LED COMPARED TO H4 HALOGEN:

• Bulb base length - 7/8" LED, 1/2" Halogen

SUCCESSFULLY INSTALLED IN:

• 2009 Toyota Yaris with with H4 canbus anti-flicker decoders
• 2008 Honda Fit Gen.1 (aka Honda Jazz) with H4 canbus anti-flicker decoders
• 2006 Nissan Xtrail. DRL is high beam at 6.3V. H4 canbus anti-flicker decoders were NOT needed.

DOES NOT WORK IN:

• 2003-2005 Honda CR-V - lights work flawlessly in ON/HI/LOW but have a slight pulse in DRL. Decoders do not remove the pulse. The only solution is to turn the lights to ON.