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10006224 - Halogen Bulb – H3 12V 55W Electrical Part Land Rover Range Rover

10006224 - Halogeenlamp – H3 12V 55W

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Genuine Part
Genuine: Original manufacturer part. This product is the original part designed and produced by the vehicle manufacturer.
Halogeenlamp - H3 12V 55W. Halogeentype met enkele gloeidraad, standaard H3 specificatie, 55W bij 12V. Veel gebruikt in mistlampen voor en extra rijverlichting.
Alternative Codes
10006224

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Frequently asked questions

What is the H3 12V 55W halogen bulb used for?
The H3 12V 55W halogen bulb is a single-filament bulb rated 55 watts at 12 volts, typically fitted to front fog lights and auxiliary driving lamps. The H3 has one filament, so it produces a single beam function rather than the dual high and low beam of a headlight bulb.
What's the difference between an H3 and an H4 bulb?
An H3 bulb has a single filament and its own separate connector lead, while an H4 has two filaments for combined high and low beam. They aren't interchangeable, so make sure your lamp is an H3 fitting before ordering this 12V 55W bulb.
How many H3 bulbs do I need?
H3 bulbs are sold individually. Fog lights and driving lamps are usually fitted as a matched pair, so most jobs need two so both sides output the same colour and brightness. Replacing bulbs in pairs helps keep the beam even.