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V16 Turbo LED 30w 3600 Lumens 9006 Headlights

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These are a pair of used, but like new V16 Turbo LED headlights - bulb size 9006 / HB4.


 


I had these installed in 2015 GMC Sierra since early May of this year. I'm trading in my Sierra this week and I pulled theses out and replaced the factory bulbs. With the later sunsets I rarely do any night time driving and my truck has the factory LED daytime running lights so these barely got any use.


 


Location: Gorham, Maine


Price: $35 shipped


Payment: PayPal


 


Power : Powerful 60W/SET (30w/bulb)


Lumen : 7200 Lumens/SET (3600 Lumens/bulb)


LED Type : CREE MT-G2 Chip


Voltage Range: DC 8V-48V


Color Temp: 6000K


Bulb Size : 9006/HB4


Shell Material : Aviation Aluminum


Beam Angle : 360'


Working Temp : -40'C - +80'C


Package Contents: 2 X Cree LED Headlight Bulbs with Mini LED driver /wire


 


Features:


The cooling Fan solid aluminum military Standard grade


Aluminum housing, perfect heat dissipation design.


High power Cree-MT-G2 chips LED, 60W per set or 30W per bulb.


High luminous efficacy Flux: Up to 7200LM per set or 3600LM per bulb, high reliability.


Wide-range voltage, constant current control, anti-interference circuit design


300% brighter than your stock Halogen headlights


Beam Angle 360 degrees


Low Power Consumption.


Easy installation, just plug and play.


 


 


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