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H11 LUCENT H45
Applications Media:SKU: 2658

Our unbeatable choice for the Freightliner Cascadia LED headlight bulbs is two sets of our H11 LUCENT H45, the brightest allowable on a reflective lamp (3400 effective Lumens). Additionally, the H45 has a particularly protective fan case that makes it more dirt-resistant. The H11 LUCENT H45 fits this truck's low and high beam OEM fixing features, and LED-upgrade the headlamps to be the most durable while super bright!

Here are the products we have chosen for your FREIGHTLINER CASCADIA. We have selected the best options for each truck’s light application!
Effective Lumens/Bulb: 3400
FEATURE PRODUCTSH11 LUCENT H45
$100.00Add to cartH11 LUCENT H45 LED Bulb
Details:
Sold as: Pair
Effective Lumens/Bulb: 3400
What’s the difference between Raw and Effective Lumens?
Color Temperature: 6000K
Input Voltage: DC12-24V
Power: 45W
Beam Angle: 280°
Operating Temp: -40°F∼+185°F
Warranty: 12 months
About this item:
. High luminosity in a sturdy dirt-proof fan cartridge.
. Efficient cooling that renders a long lifetime.
. Ideal for low and high-beam reflective headlights.
. Polarity sensible (flip around the connector if the bulb doesn’t turn on)
. Uses original vehicle lighting fixture
. Direct bulb swap
Note: In some trucks, the H11 LUCENT H45 may cause interference with the CB. In those cases, we suggest buying the 9005/9006 INTENSE LED bulbs instead.

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You could always buy your LEDs on AMAZON, but you will not get the expert selection of a truck headlighting specialist there.
As for cost: Divide the price by the expected lifetime in months, and you will see that we are cheaper in the long term.
Note: FX-AA complies with DOT guidelines. We restrict high illumination LED bulbs to projector-lens headlight applications, which are designed to reduce glare. Our reflective headlighting product choices sufficiently illuminate but are less potent than projector selections to minimize glaring.
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