DEPO UHP LED Angel Halo Projector Headlight For 2002-2005 BMW E46 Sedan/Wagon
- Item condition:
- New
- Ended:
- Nov 25, 19:43 PST
- Price:
- $309.94 View item
- Shipping:
- FREE
- Item location:
- Rancho Cucamonga,CA,USA
- Ships to:
- Worldwide
Item specifics
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- Country/Region of Manufacture:
- Taiwan
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- Housing Color:
- Black
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- California Prop 65 Warning:
- WARNING TO CALIFORNIANS: Due To CA Prop 65 That We Must Disclaim That This Product May Contain Chemicals Known To The State Of California To Cause Cancer, Or Birth Defects Or Other Reproductive Harm. Your Discretion Has Been Advised. Thank you.
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- Ballast Included:
- No
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- Bulb Size:
- H7
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- Manufacturer Part Number:
- PnP-HL-B3-E46-4D-02-DP-A-BLK+AE-LED
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- Headlight Style:
- Halo Projector
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- Surface Finish:
- Clear Lens Black Housing
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- Lens Color:
- Clear
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- Placement on Vehicle:
- Front
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- Brand:
- DEPO / REVi MotorWerks
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- Fitment Type:
- Performance/Custom
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- Bulbs Included:
- No
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- Bulb Type:
- Halogen
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- Warranty:
- Yes
PnP-HL-B3-E46-4D-02-DP-A-BLK + AE-LED-KV02-P46-W + WR-ADA-HALO
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MADE IN GERMANY PROJECTOR LENS FOR THE LOW BEAM
WHY UHP LED? UHP
LED > CCFL > STOCK
LOOK THE DIFFERENCE BELOW & YOU WILL SEE WHY!
(E39 HEADLIGHT AS SHOWN, PLEASE
REFER AUCTION TITLE AND DESCRIPTION FOR THE MODEL/YEAR FOR THIS AUCTION)
What is UHP (Ultra High-Power) LED Angel Eyes?
As many of you know that BMW starts the Angel Eyes (Halo), also
known as DDE or demon eyes trend in the late 90s, now has been set
as standard for all new BMWs. Unfortunately that some of the earlier
BMW models are not equipped with this beautiful feature. And for
others that come with the factory equipped Angel Eyes, it comes with
the standard angel eyes which are very dim and comes with yellowish
color. So, people come out solution to improve the factory standard
look and that is using the CCFL. If you do not know, CCFL stands for
Cold Cathode Fluorescent Light, it uses very little energy and has
long operation life (if handled properly), yet produce much much
brighter amazing light output. CCFL is indeed amazing, however it
also has its downside: CCFL by nature sometimes do need warm-up time
when operating in low temperature to get to its full brightness.
CCFL by nature requires inverter to light up and inverter sometimes
fails which by then, needs to be replaced in order for the system to
come back to work again. CCFL is essentially a glass tube which like
any glass, it can break if mis-handled. So, CCFL is a good looking
product but it's not perfect.
What is our solution then? The UHP (Ultra...
