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H13 LED Replacement Headlight Bulbs Kit High Low Beam 6500K 100W 12V Super Bright White 18000LM, Pack of 2

H13 LED Replacement Headlight Bulbs Kit High Low Beam 6500K 100W 12V Super Bright White 18000LM, Pack of 2
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H13 LED Replacement Headlight Bulbs Kit High Low Beam 6500K 100W 12V Super Bright White 18000LM, Pack of 2

  • High brightness: LED headlight features a better performance on brightness, providing further and wider visibility for you to see the deer, wild animals, falling rocks, or other obstacles in advance to ensure safer driving at night. 
  • Energy-saving: Brighter light output with much less power consumption.
  • Simple installation: Our LED headlight bulbs with compact size and non-polarized design can make you install them in minutes. Other modifications are not required.
  • Long service life:  The whole aviation aluminum lamp body, built-in single copper tube, waterproof rate ensure LED bulbs 60,000 hours of continuous lighting, even on rainy days or other bad weather.

Specifications:

  • Model:H13
  • Voltage:12V
  • Power:50W（per Bulb） 100W(Set)
  • Lumen:9000LM(per Bulb)/ 18000LM(Set)
  • Color: 6500K white 
  • Function: Headlight
  • Service life:60000h+

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