£10.25

Headlight bulbs - 100W/90W Ultra-white

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This listing is for a PAIR of Halogen H4 bulbs.

The H4 bulb has double filaments inside the lamp and produces light for the MAIN and DIPPED beam headlamp functions.

The power of the MAIN BEAM light from this bulb is 100W ( normal bulbs are 60W )

The power of the DIPPED BEAM light from this bulb is 90W ( normal bulbs are 55W )

The power rating is actually the electrical power consumed by the light bulb and is not a true reflection of the light output.

Higher power consumption will in general mean more light output but the other factor to consider is the light colour ( also called colour temperature ). Some energy saving bulbs and street lights produce a very yellow light that is difficult to see detail in clearly. These bulbs however are designed to produce light with a colour temperature of 4000K which is a very sharp white light ideally suited to night driving.

In addition these bulbs have been optimised to reduce the amount of UV ( ultra Violet ) light produced. UV can damage plastic headlight lenses.

Model: H4-100W-BLUEF1

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This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 13 April, 2010.