Bulbs Does anyone know if the Generic LED-18-H4: LED 18 SMDs H4 6000K (Xenon White) Light Bulbs have high beam and low beam?
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No. They have one setting and due to the low lumen levels, they are for daytime running lights or show only. You do not want to be out in the country in the middle of the night with only a set of these to light your way.
1502650
You put H4 lamps in them so whatever they are rated at. H4 bulbs have high and low beam. The circle of led's you wire to whatever power source you want.
146349
That is production code and it does not mean that they are different bulbs. Make sure that your current bulb is '85122' and as long as you order from Xenon Corp, we only offer '85122' unlike '85122+' sold by others.
1142923
Yes dear, they are low beam... The high beams are regular halogen in the E46 bmw's
1523885
The low beam / high beam are standard bulbs. There are six small LED bulbs in each headlamp lined up similar to "eyebrows" on the headlamps of high end vehicles. Bottom line, the LESs are cosmetic and don't make useful light.
145038
High beams: 9005Low beams: H1The headlights do come with standard bulbs for all beams.
1229863
Yes, both low & high beam. Hardly ever use the high though. Very crisp white light. I have since put them in my other vehicle & motorcycle. Great bulbs.
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I'm not a mechanic, but the high and low beams are different bulbs. I bought these for my low beams to see better for night time driving. for my 2001 Volvo S60 the low beams are H7, but the high beams are a different type of bulb, so you'd have to see what kind of bulb it is. But I would recommend the kit for low beams only.
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As long as they are either bi-xenon or high-low it should say whether if they are single beam or high low or bi-xenon for example: mine was 9007 high-lo. Single beam means it's just the low beam. High low means your low beam will be xenon lights but your high beam will be regular halogen and this is the minimum requirement to pass the safety inspection. ( I work at jiffy lube with a safety and emissions tech almost everyday). Then you have the bi-xenon which means both your low and high beam will be xenon but it'll still pass!!
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No. H4 bulbs only have two leads (+ and -) so they don't have a high/low setting, just on/off.Vehicles that use H4s usually have 4 bulbs: 2 for low beam, 2 for high beam
558791
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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Stock bulbs, 9005 for high beam and 9006 for low beam. If you want better light output though, I'd recommend looking at the HIR9012 bulb to replace the 9006 and 9011 to replace the 9005. They just require some small amounts of trimming to the top tab using a nail clipper. Lots of information around the web about this upgrade.
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Don't think so, I'm using these ones for my Flash to Pass lights on my car as the Low/High are incorporated into the Xenon side, you will have to consult your particular vehicle spec to find if these can be used as low beams.
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I use them the these bulbs. Econoled 2 pcs Car 6000K H4 Bi-Xenon HID Xenon Telescopic Lights Bulbs Lamps. If your connectors are the and should be good. Yours do look the same
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If it does not say Hi/Lo Halogen or Bi-Xenon then it is single beam. Means you can use on hi or low headlight socket. If your headlights have separate compartment for hi and low beams then check which headlight is low. If hi/low beam in your car are the same compartment then get hi/lo halogen it will look way better than bi-xenon. Keep in mind that when you turn on headlights it takes a few seconds to warm up if you buy single beam.
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Only the low beams are HID (bulbs and ballasts included). The high beams will use your current high beam halogen bulbs.
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Daniel, when the bulbs are in low beam mode, they shine 1600 lumens per a bulb. When they are in Highbeam mode, the low and high beams are both on and produce 1800 Lumens per a bulb. Its 25 watts per a bulb making them 50 Watts total per a set. About the heat, the bulbs have heat-sinks and a fan to cool the bulbs off quickly. Keep in mind, these are not HID and not as bright as HID. They are the strongest LED Headlights on today's market and add a nice what color to your headlights. The single beam bulbs, such as H11, 9006, 9005, are brighter than the dual beam bulbs since it produces 1800 Lumens per a bulb at all times.