do these bulbs burn hot? any impact on the wiring harness?
1755272
They don't burn hot. They get hot like any other bulb sold out there. There isn't any torture on the wiring. I have had them for quite sometimes now. They've been great.
35883
shouldn't be any problem. They are standard bulbs. I still have my old bulb from an older hood.
2224574
Kendral I had absolutly no luck with the harnesses. I pluged and played but my high beam light still comes on and there is a delay when turning the lights on. As for the use on H11 bulbs I do not know.
399943
The bulb does get hot, and would burn a child's finger if they touched it after it has been on for a few minutes. I use them in recessed ceiling light fixtures in my RV.
1793892
Hi Dennis;i,ve been using those bulbs for two years now and logged 24000kms of canadian climate with no problems.Hoping it helps you make your choice
1459972
Halogens do tend to get very hot. We replaced the bulbs that came with the fixture with LED bulbs that do not generate the heat.
1186916
Yes as long as it's for 9006 bulb. But since these are plug and play, you will still be plugging them into your corroded sockets. What I recommend is cutting the corroded socket off and the mate on the new harness and splice them together. Then you have new and improved sockets. Hope this helps.
731266
I've installed a dozen of these in 4" recessed Halo-brand fixtures with trim (H99 is the Halo Model number). There have been no overheating problems (the fixtures have a heat sensor and turn off if they overheat). I think the LED bulbs don't get nearly as hot as Halogen bulbs.
252125
They are LEDs so you shouldn't have a problem. I didn't notice them getting all that hot. Granted, I haven't left them on for hours at a time and then tested.
263466
Where did you see they were suitable for totally enclosed luminaries? I don't see that anywhere. The heatsinks on them get too hot to touch. These are my first LED bulbs, and from what I've read some get hot and some don't. So I don't know if that is going to affect them; being on all the time, or being totally enclosed. I don't see how the plastic globe part of them doesn't melt unless it's some kind of high-temp plastic.
1925385
You really can't tell they give off any heat at all, I've never noticed them to be excessively warm. You can use an LED instead but I have yet to find an LED that doesn't really stick out in that lightbulb design, the LEDs have a lot of plastic in their design as opposed to the halogens that have a sleek, metal look to them.
1464991
We bought LED bulbs and it doesn't get hot. With the bulbs it came with, it does.
894930
Generally speaking, you should not install bulbs with heat loads higher than the manufacturer's specification. Install two fans.
11029
We purchased the LED bulbs. They don't burn hot or burn out. They also don't cast a blue tone like the bulbs that come with the kit. They were about $5 each but well worth it. You can find them under suggested items.
889845
Yea a little work but I've ordered ones off eBay that all they do is go into the stock wire harness and I've never had issues with those I tried these once and they lasted a few months and one if the bulbs burned out
1478687
I really don't think it will cause a fire (my opinion) Since these are LEDs and produce a very lower heat. But I cannot grantee...it might depend how long your are going to keep the lights on...
815064
Not at all. I ordered one first to install in my RV as the old Halogens got so hot I was worried about fires. The LED's are cool to the touch even after half an hour. I eventually replaced all of my halogens in my RV with LED.