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What is an H15 bulb?

What is an H15 bulb?

H15 Bulbs are a 55/15w Hi/Lo bulb normally found in cars manufactured after 2008. They’re usually used as a main beam and sidelight/DRL bulb fitted to a range of cars such as VW Golf, Audi A3/A5, Mazda 3 and Mercedes C and S Class to name a few.

What is the brightest H15 bulb?

H15 DRL bulbs emit brightest white light, which is rated approximatelly at 5000K. H15 15/55W PGJ23T-1 Upgrade kit bulbs are cheap alternative to expensive Osram Cool Blue Intense CBI or Night Breaker, Bosch, Philips, Mtec Maruta HID Class or Ring brand bulbs.

Can I use H7 instead of H15?

No way will an H7 fit into a H15 socket.

Can you just replace halogen bulbs with LED?

Can I replace my incandescent or halogen bulbs with LED bulbs? Yes, in many cases, you can simply replace your bulbs separately, one by one. Furthermore, LEDs can handle all hues of white light, so the warm yellowish light of halogen bulbs is perfectly within reach!

What does a H16 bulb fit?

H16 bulbs fit properly into the H11 socket. Halogen H11 bulbs normally operate at lower power, than H16s. In Europe, H16 bulbs differ from the US H16s.

Is there a replacement for a H15 HID bulb?

There are many H15 LED and some H15 Xenon HID Bulb replacements available to buy across the internet. Many people looking to upgrade the H15 are often drawn to the low cost LED versions available, only to find out that once installed they’re great for DRL but not so good when it comes to the Main beam function.

Can a H15 led be used as a xenon bulb?

Many manufacturers have started to use the H15 Bulb to take care mainly of the DRL & Main Beam functions. There are many H15 LED and some H15 Xenon HID Bulb replacements available to buy across the internet.

How are high powered LED light bulbs cooled?

High powered LED chips / bulbs produce quite a lot of heat and they require some kind of cooling. This issue is solved by using either a heat sink and other various heat conductive materials and or a cooling fan to keep the temperatures low allowing the bulbs to run at full power for long periods of time.