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Philips Xenon Standard D2R 4200K 35 Watts 85V Xenon HID Headlight Bulb

Philips Xenon Standard D2R 4200K 35 Watts 85V Xenon HID Headlight Bulb Philips
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Philips D2R OEM HID Xenon Standard 35 Watts Auto / Car Headlight Bulb (sold ea.)

Brand: Philips
MPN: D2R C1
Condition: New
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-Xenon Standard is the original quality replacement option
-Adhering to high quality standards of the ECE homologation
-Philips car lamps are made of high-quality quartz glass
-Philips car lamps are highly UV resistant
-Award-winning car lamp manufacturer

*Please go to Philips website or contact us for vehicle compatibility

Note: No Returns on Open Bulbs.
Please see your vehicle owner's manual for installation and safety instructions.

Technology: Xenon
Application: High beam, Low beam
Designation: D2R
Homologation ECE
Range: Xenon Standard
Type: D2R
Base: P32d-3
Marking ECE: E1 03U
Wattage: 35 W
Voltage: 85 V
Life time: B3/Tc = 1500/2500
Lumens: 3000 ±250
Color temperature: 4200

1 x Xenon Standard D2R Bulb

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