can you replace the xenon bulb with a LED bulb?
355144
Can't say. I can recall that there were LED conversions for some of those Streamlight cop-type flashlights. So far I'm happy with the bulb as I use the flashlight to completely discharge 18v. batteries for my drills, saw, and impact gun. But when it is actually used for an area flashlight, it does a good job.
355145
You can BUT there are a couple of issues. 1) LED drop-in bulbs are usually designed for either 2 cell (3.0V) lights or a specific flashlight with a different # of cells, while none I have ever seen are designed for 18V. You could build your own with a separate buck driver circuit and tuck that circuit behind the reflector but you would probably already know this if you are adept enough at modifying lights so there may be a slow process of figuring out minor details in implementation. 2) The reflector is plastic and it has no method of easily shedding heat, effectively limiting the LED wattage to about 1.5W at most and even that might be too hot. You can't just slap a heatsink on the back because the heat still has nowhere to go. I mean you will need a heatsink for 1.5W already, to modify the interior of the chamber the bulb sits in to mount the heatsink and the LED on it instead of a "bulb" type drop in. Last, it's not really an issue but rather a poor efficiency if you just put a resistor between the battery and LED. You will lose more power through the resistor than the LED uses and the resistor will get very hot, have to be thermally isolated from the entirely plastic housing. #1 and replacing the reflector and lens with a custom optic would work out best, if you can source something with a beam pattern that's acceptable and the right diameter, or mount it on a piece of plexiglass or polycarbonate cut to the right diameter.
2273494
Replacement Bulb: 41-5516 6 Volt Xenon Bulb, search for it on Dorcy's website
1232119
Honestly, I don't know the difference between xenon and halogen. It looks like halogen bulb though, also gets hot very quickly which exactly halogen does. With heat issue, my electrician told me to avoid halogen and I thought I did, but obviously they get hot and heat up bottom of upper cabinets. I don't know if I'm answering what you wanted to know, hope it helps!
2079245
Yes, it will be HID and Halogen in same bulb. Single beam is just HID, lo/hi halogen will have both, and bi-xenon will be HID during hi and lo
1905927
The reason I got this bulb is it's LED and will take less power. LEDs do not waste power as heat. I also believe LEDs also last longer, in part because it is not as fragile as filament type bulbs. I cannot compare as to brightness [lumens] between this bulb and the xenon bulb. Hope this helps.
1715977
YES. It is simply a matter of checking your manual or having an auto store give you a quote with the proper application. These bulbs are still working great; after a year? now- and lots of usage (put many miles on my car/ night driving too) These are for Xenon systems----you know.
953451
Here is link explaining how to determine if you can: http://www.ehow.com/how_7170770_replace-halogen-bulb-led.html The base size of the lamps are usually different so it could be a challenge. Good luck.
305364
you can replace with LED 4W GU10 bulbs. LED's are much warmer, but do not give off as much light.
1000860
Yes you can, assuming you ordered the right stuff. In your case a pair of H7 HID Xenon kit. Very simple instruct
2190864
The bulb actually sit infront of the trim, you can change the bulb without removing the trim ring, so yes you can use an LED bulb without sny problems.
1285635
No... This is a regular halogen bulb With a tint of blue to make it look similar to 4000k xenon. Therefore it needs no transformer or anything else, just plug it in like you would a regular halogen and that's it.
1578532
Yes, u woyld check what the nax bulb require for the fixture, then convert to LED. Hope this helps
2227258
No. You either have to replace both lamp assemblies and use an aftermarket xenon bulb conversion and disable the self leveling system......or, how I did it was take original xenon bulb holder ring off the lamp assembly and glued it with marinetex(like jb weld) to the back of the new lamp assembly after removing its original bulb holder ring. To trick the dash warning I removed the motor from old lamp and plugged it into harness and seccured it. The end result of all the work was I retained one original self leveling xenon lamp and the other is stationary. If I were to do it again I would opt for option 1. The light distribution is OK but not as good as the original lamps. . I have a feeling though that you're trying to fix yellowed lenses. The way to repair that is not those kits you can buy. You sand down the surface of the lens with 600 wet/dry until you've removed that top layer. Then it needs to be sealed with a good quality automotive clearcoat paint. Keep it waxed as you would your car to maintain it. Sorry for long answer, was in the car biz for 40+ yrs.
235831
You have tp choose the bulb type and make sure it says bi xenon thats the high low
800074
No. It's an LED that's soldered to the wiring. But the LED should last around 10,000 hours, so replacing the bulb should not be an issue.
720371
I don't know. It takes a night light bulb with the larger base. So, not sure if there is a comparable LED.
88018
It doenst even come with HID bulbs, they are regular xenon. If you want to upgrade you will need the ballast and bulbs.