H7 Car LED Load Resistor CAN-Bus CANBus Decoder Error Free Bulb Light

H7 Car LED Load Resistor CAN-Bus CANBus Decoder Error Free Bulb Light Adapter

Brand: TUNEZ

Product Code: LEDH701C

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LEDH701C LED H7 PX26d LUXEON Z ES ZES by Lumileds Philips Light Lamp Bulb Headlight Headlamp Head UK United Kingdom USA Australia Europe High Beam Low Hi Lo 6500K Daylight Colour Color Bright White Car LED Load Resistor CAN Bus CANBus Decoder Error Free Canceller Pair Kit

Features and description

This is a pair of LED H7 load resistor/CAN-bus decoder (LRCD) designed to work with our LED H7 bulb.

Our range of automotive LED bulbs use the new advanced LUXEON Z ES LED from Lumileds¹.

LED headlight bulb dramatically improves the most important aspects of your driving experience. It introduces a new perspective and clarity especially during the night. The best performance and lifespan ever in the history of automotive headlight. The brightest, most reliable LED by Lumileds. Splash and water resistance. And it looks every bit as powerful as it is. This is LUXEON Z ES LED technology.

¹Lumileds is a subsidiary of Philips. Apollo LLC will be acquiring Lumileds from Philips in the first half of 2017, pending regulatory approval.

Specifications

Technology	Load resistor/CAN-bus decoder for an error free dashboard
Application	Flickering - Since LED bulb operates on a lower electrical load, some cars may produce higher than required load and will cause LED to flicker. By adding the load resistor/CAN-bus recorder, it will stabilise the power supply going into the LED bulb. Headlight warning indicator - Due to the low power consumption of LED bulbs, the car ECU may misunderstood it for burn out or malfunction. Hence, the headlight warning indicator light will come on. By adding the load resistor/CAN-bus recorder, your car will be error-free.
Compatible LED bulb	H7
Power supply/Voltage	DC 12V ~ 24V
Connector	PX26d
Hardware	Environmental friendly materials used