What bulb type? Incandescent, Xenon, or LED?
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Thank you for your inquiry. The bulb is High Intensity Krypton. Please contact us if we can be of any further assistance.
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It depends on what you bought. When you ordered the bulb type it would display "Hi/Lo Halogen, or Bi-Xenon". Halogen give you two filament within one socket. Bi-xenon is single filament for high and low beam. When you use high beam with bi-xenon it simple moves bulb up. I would suggest Halogen.
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Not sure about the second question but halogen sucks compared to Xenon HID lights. I suggest looking in the vehicles manual for 2nd question.
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Yes, you can use these replace the Xenon bulb with the ceramic G9 base. Typically the Xenon bulbs are 35 watts while these are only 25 watts. These may run a bit hotter than the Xenon bulbs, but that has not been a problem for me so far and I have been using them since January 2013 for under cabinet lighting. The only issue may be if you need to use them in an application where they must be dimmable. I have not tried them in that application.
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It's an incandescent bulb. Most of the scopes I've used heat up quickly and get pretty hot. There are other types of light sources that are cooler like LED.
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As long as the bulb number is 9004 it will be right. I think the high low halogen uses halogen for high beam override. Stock is dual filament bulb. Bi xenon I assume uses a different hid to run high beam. Hope that helps
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Halogen and LED are new inventions. :) It's a traditional incandescent from what I can tell. The bulb gets pretty toasty when it is on full blast.
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You can use regular Incandescent bulbs, but over time the heat will adversely affect the plastic for that reason so I recommend LED. The bulb holder is positioned such that the bulb is pointed to one side so use an omni-directional LED for better light distribution.
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I read a review that said the same thing. I've had mine in for 6 months and no problems. They seem just as snug as the OEM ones I pulled out. IMHO the best out there unless you want fancy LED lighting. Also, I don't know why they say Xenon, mine came with ordinary type bulbs, I noticed they were considerably brighter but not sure if that is just because they are new vs the old "cloudy" ones.
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You can use any brand you would like. The par38 style in LED is is a good energy efficient option. Plus they do not attract bugs like filament bulbs. If you choose to use incandescent bulb you can only use up to 150 watts. Any hardware store with Par38 bulbs will work.
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The manufacturer specifies the output as 200 lumens. It is quite bright, considerably more than the stock xenon bulb. http://terraluxportable.com/product/ministar-srn/
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Any type. Either standard incandescent or the newer spiral energy efficent.
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Not that I could find . I use a xenon light that last 10,000 hours. They work very well and throw off quote a
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I agree, I am looking for xenon rep. bulbs. my old package says cooler than halogen.
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100W JD E11 Mini Candelebra T4 Halogen...the base is E11 - do not know if there is an LED equivalent.
977354
I believe if the housing on your light only has one projector than it would be the bi-xenon. If you have one for high beam and one for low then it is the 9004. You can check kensuns website I believe to verify or Sylvania like they recommend.
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This fixture uses 4-40W Xenon G9 Bi-pin (Bulbs Included). I doubt there are compatible LED lights for this fixture. But why would you want them? This fixture is really very nice as is. If the power cost has you worried...don't.