U-H3-55W Replacement Bulb

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H3 Bulb, 12 volt, 55 watt

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H3 Bulb, 12 volt, 55 watts, 121 MSCP, 225 hrs lamp life

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Received the package in great time and was the correct product at a great price that fits the first time. I wish everything in business was this good!!! Matthew T. Rimmer Thank you so much I look forward to doing more business with you soon!!!

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Reviewed by: Matthew Rimmer from Kansas City on 2/11/2017

Q: according to the california dmv CVC spotlights on a private car can not exceed 32 candle power I own a p71 crown vic with spotlights and was wanting to know if the 100 watt halogen blubs can be replaced with other blubs that do not exceed 32 candle power?

Asked by: john L - 10/21/2017

A: We do not have any bulbs that meet that candlepower, but your light could be switched to U-4435 lamp which would work under that standard. NOTE: This standard uses a different type of candlepower measurement than we do. We test our lights to SAE standard for candlepower, the version the standard uses a version that is closer to how watts are measured in a incandescent bulb or lamp (does not work for HID or LED)

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