Car LED bulb W5W T10 30 SMD 3014

Car LED bulb W5W T10 30 SMD 3014 CAN BUS

Technical Specifications:

• Bulb cap / mount: W5W (opt. T10, W3W, W10W, W2.1x9.5d, W16W, WY5W)
• Number of LEDs: thirty
• LED type: SMD 3014
• Supply voltage: 12V
• Collection current: 5W CANBUS
• Color lights: Xenon White ~ 5500k
• Substitute bulbs: T10, W3W, W10W, W2.1x9.5d, W16W, WY5W
• Beam power 400 lm
• Polarization: Indifferent. If the bulb does not light after installation, install it upside down.

Bulb dimensions:

• Bulb width 11 mm
• Bulb length 27 mm

W5W LED bulbs are most often used as:

• parking lot
• light bulb "for reading"
• middle "STOP" bulb
• registration backlight (we recommend side bulbs)
• lower door illumination (we recommend side bulbs)
• illumination of the interior and the luggage area (we recommend side bulbs)
• lighting for yachts, motorhomes

W5W LED bulbs marked "side" have diodes placed on the sides of the LED bulb. They are most effective in places where the bulb is parallel to the lamp shade.

Before buying please make sure that the indicated applications of W5W bulbs coincide with those in your car.

This bulb is equipped with SMD 3014 LEDs , which are currently considered to be one of the most reliable and efficient LEDs on the home and car lighting market!

Thanks to the refined, well-thought-out design, the LED surface is record-low, i placing more than 50 LEDs in the parking lot , which was impossible in the case of the predecessors of the SMD 3014 diode, has become a fact.

Technical specification of the SMD 3014 diode:

• Beam power: 8 lm (20% more than 3528)
• Diode power: 0.1W
• Lower diode profile
• Each diode is equipped with a heat sink (the bottom of the board with the diode)

We recommend that you buy CANBUS bulbs if the car is equipped with a bulb efficiency check system.

Errors on the on-board computer most often concern the use of inappropriate W5W LED bulbs in the parking lights, license plate illumination and indicators.

In addition, CAN-BUS bulbs work with the interior bulb dimmer. A standard LED bulb will work zero-one, which means it emits 0% or 100% light.