will this product be as easy to install as a mini h1 projector? meaning the bulb shaft going into the reflector assembly?
1093651
Coupling procedure is identical to that of a mini projector H1, the receptor for the bulb is installed in the reflectors and is accessed as if it were an original. I installed one of these projectors to a minivan Mazda E2200 and when I need to change bulb, it will be as easy as before.
1093652
Your question is still a little confusing. These take a D2 style bulb, which inserts into the back of this projector housing, which is also the reflector. If you mean will the "shaft" of these projector housings fit through the current bulb mounting hole in your factory reflector housing, probably not. It is about 1.25 inches in diameter. Mini H1's are about 5/8" I believe. I installed these in a set of H6054 housings (H4 bulb) which I had to disassemble, and then dremel out the hole where the bulb would have mounted, to about 2x the size. I machined some adapters to hold these projectors into the 6054 housing, then could replace the lens, and re-seal everything. YMMV. Your question is still a little confusing. These take a D2 style bulb, which inserts into the back of this projector housing, which is also the reflector. If you mean will the "shaft" of these projector housings fit through the current bulb mounting hole in your factory reflector housing, probably not. It is about 1.25 inches in diameter. Mini H1's are about 5/8" I believe. I installed these in a set of H6054 housings (H4 bulb) which I had to disassemble, and then dremel out the hole where the bulb would have mounted, to about 2x the size. I machined some adapters to hold... » Read More Your question is still a little confusing. These take a D2 style bulb, which inserts into the back of this projector housing, which is also the reflector. If you mean will the "shaft" of these projector housings fit through the current bulb mounting hole in your factory reflector housing, probably not. It is about 1.25 inches in diameter. Mini H1's are about 5/8" I believe. I installed these in a set of H6054 housings (H4 bulb) which I had to disassemble, and then dremel out the hole where the bulb would have mounted, to about 2x the size. I machined some adapters to hold these projectors into the 6054 housing, then could replace the lens, and re-seal everything. YMMV. « Show Less
1093653
Sometimes you will have to drill a hole to allow the shaft to fit. All you need is a drill gun and a whole saw bit. *make sure the shaft will fit behind the housing* I found out the hard way with my silverado that the shafts were to long for my application
1093654
It can be done if you buy it with adapters compatible to your car. If you have H4 in your car then buy a projector with H4 adapters. Head light glass needs to be removed for fitting the projectors.
1093655
No, I had to drill out the original reflector housing and grind it down. Save time and get the H1s plus bulbs are cheaper.
1093656
This one is specifically for an H4 housing. It is plug and play. Will need to modify the housing for any other reflector.
339107
you can get one through pureland supply for 128.00. the price of the bulb is pretty good since the price of a new projector is pretty expensive. I have had my projector for two years and never had a problem.
308825
Yes, that's the way I installed it. Note: My light only lasted 3 months. The halogen bulbs would burn out regularly. The ends of the bulb fused with light rendering it inoperable. I bought a camera for the inside of my house for monitoring. If I buy an outdoor camera it will be of better quality.
1712999
You used this bulb? I have a Mitsubishi 60" projection, and when I changed the bulb it was a 100% improvement. I cannot say how much better it looked, but my bulb had actually burned out. If You bought one of these and installed it and it is blue, I would take it out and re-install it. It plugs in kind of hard, so maybe you didn't get it in all the way.
1346760
i ordered this same light.i was able to directly connect it to use it.i've had no problems with the install.
687265
Yes you would need to do the conversion, I purchased mini d2s projectors and installed then in place of the originals and it took some engineering. But you can buy his bulbs that will fit the projectors that come in these be warned though these are designed for halogen bulbs and you will not get very good light output
2170897
It was very easy on my TV. Open front panel and use a Phillips screwdriver to remove one screw. Pull bulb out and replace.
1443757
Relatively easy to change bulb, just be careful because the bulb is installed into the glass reflector which is one piece
610956
The low-beam uses an H7 bulb and the high-beam uses an H1. Search that with 8k and go with the kenson Conversion kit. Should be what you need to get set up right
1146075
I would stick with the factory-recommended bulb, otherwise, the projector may either overheat or not perform satisfactorily.Al
667813
I had to use two t-tap connections to splice the black wire from the projector to the ground wire coming from the factory high beam plug. The connected the red wire from the projector to the positive wire from the factory high beam plug. 4 months so far and no issue. Just be sure to disconnect battery if you do attempt this. Good luck!
1713520
Honestly not sure it would be bright enough and no hi low beam. It does come with a socket to put the light bulb in I hope this helps
2015927
I replaced mine with an LED, but it wasn't as simple as replacing the bulb, and most likely voided the lifetime warranty. The Halogens were too hot and too yellow for my tastes. If you turn the halogen light on for 5 minutes, you'll need oven mitts to take the globe off. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find an LED bulb with an E12 base that output anything close to the lumens required to be the main light source for a bedroom. The easiest of my solutions involved removing the halogen base, soldering the light wires to an led array, and attaching the led array to the light mount. I chose an LED array from Seoul Semiconductors, product number SMJD2V16W1P3-CA, because it doesn't require an external led driver as it's all built into the board of the led. The 70mm circumference ended up being a perfect fit. The lights run much cooler and are brighter than with the supplied halogen. Since the dimmer supplied with the light is meant for halogens, it's not ideal for the LEDs, and there's some noticeable flicker at low dimming levels. I am slightly concerned that the light mount plate may not provide an adequate heat sink for the led array, but I haven't had any issues yet.
2095821
just follow you vehicle manual, it' easy. BUT, do not touch the bulb with your hand/fingers. In case of accidental touch, clean the surface with isopropyl alcohol and NOT glass cleaner ;-)
773518
Jerry: I don't know about a, quote, quick release screw. The way it is designed it should swivel (IE: from the wall straight ahead to an adjacent wall) by loosening an hex head (allen bolt) bolt on the shaft. By design there is a flat (horizontal) plate that screws to the ceiling, then a tube is welded to the plate. That vertical tube slides onto another tube connecting the main housing that mounts the projector. I just swapped projectors and to get mine down I unscrewed the hex head bolts on the swivel tube. You should be able to swivel it at least 80 degrees no problem. If you want to do it on a regular, say weekly, basis I would not get this unit.
83132
I would be happy to help you.I personally bought this product,it came and I just took the old bulb and housing out and just put the new housing and bulb in.took about 10 minutes.and the plus is,you end up with an extra housing and you can just buy the bulb alone which is cheap and put it in the housing.then you would have an extra housing and bulb for backup.Hope that helped you and have a great day.
2049453
Yes Sir. bought my projector in july 2012, replaced the bulb in about october 2013. It took me FOREVER to get the top cover off but I finally got it to pop off. Easy install , but do be careful. I could notice a brighter image right away, but the "change bulb" indicator light still flashes, I just ignore it. This is a great deal for this bulb, you're getting it for like 30% original cost. Good luck.