70W 9003 H4 HB2 V5 Series | 7,000LM 6000K LED Bulbs

New Generation H4 LED Bulbs – V5 Series

Looking for LED bulbs to upgrade your OEM halogen headlights? The narrow headlight housing may be causing an issue with the fit of standard round-bottom LED bulbs. We have great news! LEZEN Lighting has developed the V5 series, a new LED bulb with a compact design that is a perfect fit for your vehicle. Each bulb in the LCair series has a power output of 35W and produces 3500LM, making them 400% brighter than stock halogen bulbs. What’s even better is that the cooling system of these LED bulbs has been upgraded to ensure stable performance, even in sealed headlight housings with dust covers. It’s the latest and greatest LED upgrade solution for your vehicle.

Product Features

1:1 Design Same As H4 Halogen Bulb | Save You Free from The Installation

Introducing the all-new LEZEN H4 LED bulb, designed with a compact MINI size. Unlike standard LED bulbs, this smaller size allows for a perfect fit in all H4 headlight housings and sockets. The streamlined shape of the bulb adds flexibility to its installation. Plus, the all-in-one design means there is no need for external drivers or wires, allowing for a hassle-free plug-and-play experience directly into your factory housing. Upgrade your headlights with ease and enjoy the enhanced visibility and style of LEZEN H4 LED bulbs.

Application:

HID and LED bulbs are street legal in the USA for Fog Light use only. Not compliant with DOT / FMVSS108 and not street legal in the USA for Headlights. Legal for off-road use in Snowmobile and ATV headlights and off-road racing use only auxiliary or forward lighting. International street legality varies by country. For detailed clarification, check street use.

Note: This usage regulation is not unique to Lasfit bulbs. All LED and HID bulbs from all other brands, regardless of marketing claims, are prohibited from street use in halogen headlights in the USA.

DOT/SAE/FVMSS108: NO (NOT STREET LEGAL IN HEADLIGHTS IN USA)

HOMOLOGATION ECE: NO