H7 Type CRYSTAL VISION Bulb Set 011296

OverviewPhilips H7 Type CRYSTAL VISION Bulb Set 011296

H1-H3-H4-H7-H11-9005-9006 ETC. What is Type Bulbs?

They are the codes of the bulb type used in variable, headlight or FOG headlights in all vehicles produced.
If you know the bulb model of your vehicle, you can buy it, if you don't, you may need to make sure that your bulb fits the model exactly by getting information from the "authorized service, etc.".

Where Do I Use?

They are the codes of the bulb type used in variable, headlight or FOG headlights in all vehicles produced.

Product features :

Philips German Quality - ISO14001 - ISO9001 - ECE - E13 - E1 - TÜV
2 pieces
55 WATT light power  
A design that minimizes the problem of light loss, which is common in rainy weather.
Does not disturb oncoming driver

Quartz Glass;?

It is produced using quartz glass to withstand very high pressures. In rainy weather, temperature differences occur between the inside and outside of the headlight, the light bulb burning in the headlight emits a high degree of heat. As a result of the cold air hitting the outer part of the headlight in winter or in a fast-moving vehicle, a small amount of air that can enter the headlight from the bulb socket and around it, or even from the side of the headlight with damaged insulation, will cause moisture to form. It is possible to test it even by operating it in water.

UV Block ?

It is covered with UVPro Glass film that provides UV protection. Bulbs without UV protection will cause the headlights to darken or discolor after a certain period of time. Most importantly, UV protection ensures that the eye retina of the oncoming driver is not damaged.

This product is 12 volt tour

What is 12 volts? / In general, vehicles such as passenger cars, light commercial vehicles, minibuses, panel vans have a power output of 12 volts. 24 volts ? Trucks, buses, some commercial minibuses, TIRs, some boats have 24 volt power output.

How do I use it?

Access the bulb by removing the plastic protector behind the headlight.
Remove the bulb socket first, then the metal clamp.
Perform the same operations backwards by replacing the bulb.