does it contains or need a transformer, if not ;does these may harm the car battery? since as i knew xenon need a transformer to protect battery......
1285635
No... This is a regular halogen bulb With a tint of blue to make it look similar to 4000k xenon. Therefore it needs no transformer or anything else, just plug it in like you would a regular halogen and that's it.
1285636
You don't need a transformer. And it doesn't hurt the battery, unless you leave the lights on for a long time without the motor on, but that's with every bulb.It is just an ordinary bulb, but with a brighter output.
1285637
It's not a xenon bulb, just a conventional bulb with white xenon look, no transformer of any kind required.
1458371
I can't recommend it at this point. I installed one two months ago (and the installation was relatively easy), but last week the car started acting up electronically again (had to jump it off a couple of times, strange beeps after turning it off, ...). So this time we took it to the local dealer, their diagnostics said the battery was bad, they replaced it, and so far we haven't had any more problems. Stay tuned though, because it wouldn't surprise me if somehow the recharge circuitry is screwed up, and this hasn't been a 12 volt battery issue after all.
1634505
I can't imagine it being an issue but not really certain. I would think the device would drain before putting a dent in your car battery. Use to have an Expedition that was always on and never had any issues when things were plugged in.
1813022
Yes, it does come with an electrical transformer. I never use it because the batteries last so long.....4 AA Duracell batteries last me a very long time. If you use it for a business you would probably be better off using the transformer that DOES come with it!
455915
You pretty much gotta buy the kit, its five dollars though, not too bad. Definitely go LED over the Xenon though.
978765
Mine were H4/HB2 (9003) Bi-xenon 55w. Kit came with a relay where you connect it to battery directly.Overheating will not be an issue as long as you have with a relay.
119340
I bought this one two years ago, and have no idea, what kind of transformer it has, because whatever comes with it we just installed it and that was it, I am really sorry that I am unable to help you any more, thanks ;you
2150267
I don't know about any transformer, all I know is I installed it right out of the box and it worked.
1065730
No transformer just a USB for power. If more power is needed you can get a double ended USB cable to boost the C6.
799609
Almost! The transformer is must be wired to the board. Use care when doing this as the xformer is not always properly marked. A voltmeter is strongly recommended to identify proper voltages. You will have a filament low voltage and a B+ high voltage from the xformer secondary. Good luck.
2125251
Edwards answer is correct. You should have gotten the transformer with it, if not you might check the site as when I bought mine some did not say transformer included. I made sure I bought from one that did include it. I bought 2 of these units & love them!!
2187101
Its harmless. Depending on how you have your light switches set you may notice there dimly kit while your driving. I kinda like it. They use much less juice, so the current in the line shows up. Your x cuts power to that circuit when the car is off after ten or fifteen min anyway. You can check, they won't be lit
1046879
No issues at all with the car. The batteries did swell up on me when I left them in the garage for a few days in the heat. I got new batteries and have had no issues since. Many crashes later (it is so fast) it has held up amazingly. I'm am tough on cars. My Erevo I have had to change out parts after some insane crashes but my XO-1 is awesome.
377887
I don't think the battery comes with an XT60 connector in the kit. That being said, you can easily make a small pigtail that converts one of the plugs to XT60. Would cost under $10 to make and all you need is a soldering iron. I've used these batteries for about a year and they provide reliable power at high discharge rates. Cheers,
2152887
I wouldn't think you need a new transformer. Batteries only last 3-5 years no matter what. The transformer either works or it doesn't to supply power to the alarm, the battery is just back up in case the power goes out.
2152884
If your battery is old I would say no. Can you run the alarm without the battery? If you can and it has problems than I would say replace the transformer.I am using mine for a doorbell so I can't say with certainty.
2028275
No transformer is necessary as the unit uses two 1.5 volt batteries. The bottom of the unit pops off and the batteries can then be replaced.