Product Details
Ford Aerostar 1995, Elite Series LED Headlight Conversion Kit by Cyron®. 1 Bulb, white, 6000K, 3800lm, 9-36V, 32W. Controlled Collapse Chip Connection technology or “C4” reduces the physical size of the LED light source to closely resemble a halogen filament which most headlights are mainly designed for. Results are a high precision light pattern while offering all the benefits of the LED technology. Cyron Elite bulbs greatly enhance your visibility and virtually eliminate glare for other drivers. That means added safety for you and all others on the road.
Notes
- Not DOT tested. Designed according to DOT specifications. Due to higher brightness of the LED bulb the headlight trim angle may need to be adjusted to avoid disturbing other drivers
- The back of this bulb can be bigger than your factory one’s. Make sure your light has enough space for it
Specifications
| Socket: 9007 / HB5 |
| Series: Elite Series |
| Quantity: 1 Bulb |
| Wattage: 32W |
| Color temperature: 6000K |
| Light Color: White |
| Lumens: 3800lm |
| Voltage: 9-36V |
Features
- 90% Beam Accuracy
- 20,000 hours Life
- Keep your existing custom headlight
- Superior color contrast in all road conditions
- C4 LED Technology
- Low power draw will not drain battery
- DIY Installation
- Wide operating voltage
- Remains bright regardless of battery condition
- Hi/Lo Beam
Cyron® is a leading manufacturer of quality solid-state lighting products for use in consumer, industrial, commercial, residential, and OEM applications. Thanks to its immense experience in standard and custom lighting, Cyron has become the brand of choice for tens of thousands of customers and hundreds of small and mid-size companies nationwide. The company’s product line includes everything from LED headlights, LED light bulbs, accent lighting solutions, exterior lights, and many other related products designed to provide exceptional illumination. Visibility, safety, and style have always been a part of the company’s DNA, and the company continues to focus on these values. So what would you light today?