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Clear- Consult your car manual for the proper bulb selection.
- H7: They are used as front headlights, such as H4, HIR2-9012 & D2S.
- H1: They are used as front headlights and front fog lights, such as H11, H3, H8, HB3, HB4.
- T10: Small bulbs are suitable for panel lights, ceiling lights and cabins, and position lights.
- W5W: Small bulbs are suitable for flashlights, sign lights, rear lights and stop lights, and position lights.
- P21W: They are used for front and rear flashes, reverse lights, rear lights and stop lights.
- T20: They are used for front and rear flashes, reverse lights, rear lights, and position lights.
- LED: They offer greater brightness and do not easily break compared to halogen ones.
- Halogen: The most common bulbs with lower cost compared to LED.
- Xenon: Advanced form of halogen bulbs with a more intense white color.
- CAN Bus: It monitors the consumption of the bulb and recognizes whether it is burnt out or not, sending indications to the dashboard. Consult your car manual for the minimum consumption required to avoid hitting the CAN Bus system.
- It refers to how warm or cool the color is. Light warmth is measured in Kelvin; the lower the Kelvin rating, the redder the shades, and the higher the Kelvin rating, the bluer the shades.