BEAMTECH H4 LED Headlight Bulb, 50W 6500K 8000Lumens Extremely Brigh (9003 Hi/Lo) CSP Chips Conversion Kit

Llevo 2 años de uso con estos focos, excelente iluminación. Le quedaron perfecto a mi Honda FIT 2019. Los faros originales parecían velas comparados con la intensidad de estos. Una compra excelente.

Installed in a few minutes in my 2014 Honda Ridgeline, easy. Replaced a pair of fan-cooled lamps with round Cree emitters from another manufacturer, that were junk. The raw light output was more (when they worked), but the low beam cutoff was so undefined I had to aim them way low to avoid blinding oncoming drivers. And they started to die after 18 months. With my driving schedule, that's only about 200 hours! So I decided to try the Beamtech. Nice price, and fanless. It was down to Beamtech or Philips at over double the price. The Beamtech pattern is a close match to the legacy H4. Nice sharp low beam cutoff, so I was able to aim them back up where they should be. The light output is less than the 18 month old Auxbeams (when they worked) that they replaced. But the Beamtech puts the light where you want it, and is still way brighter than a tungsten halogen H4. The beam pattern and intensity are very close to what I get from my 2019 Freightliner Cascadia work truck with stock factory LED headlights, and I like that. Can't comment on longevity/reliability, I've only been running them for about a month. I like that they are fanless. No noisy high-rpm fans to fail, and no external ballast, they are totally self-contained. I measured about a 40 degree C temperature rise on the heatsinks after a half hour on full high beam parked. So at around 10 C /50 F ambient, the exposed heatsinks were at 50 C / 120 F. Seems reasonable. Time will tell, but for now, after a few weeks, I really like them.

Los focos avientan diferente tonalidad de luz aunque potente pero no satisfecho

Definitely brighter than the old led lights that were in my 06 honda st1300 I couldnt see a thing at night but now I can see it all these are pretty great just had to trim the lower 2 tabs on the bulbs to fit right no biggy these are good quality built well and of course very bright try them out

I had decided to replace my old halogen bulbs and landed on the Beam Tech LED bulbs. I purchased the H4/9003 style for my 1999 Toyota Corolla. The install was easy enough. I had installed similar lights in another vehicle, so knew about the tricks. You have to take the retaining ring off, and install it into the housing. Then you can put the dust cover boot back on and then insert and lock the bulb in. This does fin the stock/oem dust cover on my vehicle without modifying it. You do have to push in a bit harder, and it's a bit tougher to lock into place, but does work. I prefer to have the dust cover if possible. After installation, there were a few issues. I noticed static on most of the radio stations, some were much worse than others, and would come and go. This is a fairly common issue it appears with most models of LED headlights from multiple makers, not just Beam Tech. I had a notion of this ahead of time though. I contacted Beam Tech to see if they had any recommendations or solutions. They responded and shipped out the CANBUS decoder for the H$/9003 style lights. I installed it and the static issue is fixed. It even took care of the tiny amount of flicker I noticed, it was barely noticeable unless stopped for a few minutes and the lights hit a flat surface. Overall I have much brighter headlights, that should not need to be replaced every 6-12 months. Beam Tech's support was quick to respond and resolved the issue with the provided CANBUS decoder/adapter. I am very happy with my purchase, and will likely buy their brand again for other vehicles and bulbs.