Wide Angle SMD LED Bulb!

All Customer Questions

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Are they sold individually or in pairs?

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Individually

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I have a 1995 Honda Civic EX. Where will these fit and what places would they be safe (not burn out/melt housings)? - by Anthony (Pittsburgh)

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Try our new Aluminum 194 High Power LED Bulb. Will fit, runs cooler too!

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The guide said that these will fit in the map lights of my 1993 F-150, but i need a brighter dome light. The light between the two map lights, it's hardly bright enough to light up a single cab. Do these just go right in where the stock bulbs were with no mods? thanks in advance. - by Kevin (Onekama)

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If the bulb sizes match, it should fit. I also recommend looking at the replacement dome lights: http://www.oznium.com/led-dome They are REALLY BRIGHT and will light up the whole cab.

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You said they tend to get hot if you leave them on for an extended of time. How hot does it get?
Would it melt the light housing? - by khoi (dallas, texas)

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The temperature has not been tested. Yes, it could melt certain light housings.

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silly question (maybe), but i have 6000k hids...will the white 194s match the color of my hids, or would the blue be a better choice? - by Losirus (San Bernardino, CA)

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The white will match your existing HID Headlights

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How Do These Compare In Size To The Superflux 4 Chip LEDs? I Need To Replace Some Aftermarket Lighting In My Headlights And The Superflux 4 Chip LEDs Are What Was Used Before, Are These Bulbs And The Superflux 4 Chip LEDs About The Same Size? - by Arron (Cheyenne, Wyoming)

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As far as similar in size, yes they are close to the pre-wired superflux LEDs. However this 194 bulb is an actual bulb, whereas the superflux LEDs are either pre-wired with loose power and ground wires, or as loose individual LEDs.

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Will these effectively light an instrument panel that uses 194s? I tried it several years ago with LED 194s and it didn't work. - by Eric (St. Louis)

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I would not recommend this product for any application where you'll be turning these on for an extended period of time. They tend to get hot.

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What would you suggest for someone who is trying to use these where a socket doesnt already exist.? I am look to use this as a glovebox light where one doesnt already exist. How can I wire it if i do not have a socket?

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I recommend you go with one of our prewired Superflux LED'S since they already have a positive and negative wire, which will make it alot easier to wire to your power source. http://www.oznium.com/prewired-superflux

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Is there any chance that you might make these to replace other bulbs? Specificly I need 2057 (acording to chart) for front/rear turn, fog, tail, and 1156 for reverse in my Corvettes. Also wondering how to find a list that tells which of the 4 numbers listed goes where in the dash cluster of 84-89 Corvettes. If the 194 is the correct one for the backlight of the digital cluster readout these would make the long involved replacement work worth it. - by Todd (Southern Colorado Co)

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Unfortunately we currently are not in the process of developing those bulbs at this time. We are however discussing with our engineers about alot of new lighting products to come and we will take what you suggested into consideration!

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Will these fit in the scion tc's license plate light housing? Im not positive, but I think in the "action shots", there was a tc with these.

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Please use the Sylvania Lamp Replacement Guide to figure out if these will fit your vehicle, as recommended on the product page.

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Does the color of these match the neutral white of the ribbon LED's? If not, is there any possibility of offering them to match the neutral white?

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The white on the 194 bulb is closer to the cool white than the neutral white. And sorry, we have no plans of making a neutral color.

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id like to use these as turn signals in clear directional housings but im not how orange the orange is? is it closer to red or yellow? or is it in the middle like a "true" orange?

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It's an amber color, very similar to normal turn signals.

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While this work in the map light of a 2004 F150 (906 Bulb)

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Yes it will likely work, however we can't guarantee anything.

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do these pop right in to the scion TC low beam housing or is modification needed - by Elliott (Raleigh, NC)

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They pop in. The headlight might get too hot for these though.

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will these fit in a '05 civic headlight?

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It will fit in the front side marker if you have a 3 door. Otherwise, no.

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Will this fit in a 1999 limited explorer fog lights? With out a lot of mods? I have no idea what kinda bulb even goes in the fogs...I know the head lights are 9007, what are the fogs? Will the bulb fit? - by Danny (Anchorage, AK)

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Your fog lights use an H1 bulb. These will not fit. We'd suggest drilling holes and using one of our pre-wired LEDs if you wish to add glow. It's not as hard as it sounds.

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Is this bulb used to replace the scion xB center console lighting? If not could you please send me in the right direction as far as the replacement lighting.
Looks something like this....
http://www.oznium.com/product_photos/large/1151.jpg - by Andro (Fayetteville, NC)

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No, the 194 bulbs are not behind your xB's console. The lights that are there are likely small LEDs similar to the ones in your gauges. Please see this page for lots more details! www.oznium.com/plcc-2

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Would these fit into my 1995 dodge ram 1500? - by Zach (Croswell, MI)

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These bulbs will fit in your Rear Sidemarker light, and your Step Courtesy light.

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Will these burn out in Scion tC low beam housing with HIDs ? - by navyi3lue (Iowa)

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I don't think so. I have them in my Scion tC's low beam housing with HIDs, and they do just fine!