Osram H7 Halogen X2 Bulbs Duo Box Night Breaker Laser +130% 64210nbl-hcb on 2040-parts.com
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Pair of Osram Halogen H7 Night Breaker Laser +130% bulbs OSRAM NIGHT BREAKER LASER: Light is striking - Upgrade the performance of your car NIGHT BREAKER LASER lamps shine more light on the street thanks to their innovative laser ablation technology with an improved filament and pure xenon gas filling. More light and improved visibility can help drivers identify and react to traffic hazards more quickly. Break with convention. Enter a new dimension. OSRAM NIGHT BREAKER LASER are the ideal bulbs for drivers who want to experience a powerful white headlight beam and see the difference that this makes on dark country roads or on streets where a longer beam is beneficial Every OSRAM halogen lamp is designed with one aim in mind – reducing the stress of driving in low light as much as possible. We’re proud of our new generation of halogen lamps: NIGHT BREAKER LASER, whose technical specifications speak for themselves. More light: up to 130 % more light on the road* OSRAM NIGHT BREAKER LASER shines up to 130% more light on the road compared to standard OSRAM Original Equipment halogen bulbs. The benefits are especially noticeable in the all-important 75 to 100 m range in front of the car. The centre of the beam is particularly bright and powerful. Due to the longer beam then obstacles or hazards can be seen earlier helping drivers to respond to any dangers on the road ahead earlier. More visibility: up to 40 m longer light beam* With an up to 40 m longer light beam, squinting into the dark, nose pressed up against the windscreen and hunched over the steering wheel might fade into a bad memory. Bright headlamps could make the difference between arriving at your destination frazzled or on top of your game. More contrast: up to 20 % whiter light* NIGHT BREAKER LASER car lamps provide up to a 20 % whiter light that casts traffic signs and other objects in a more natural colour. Improved contrast can reduce driver fatigue and may result in a more relaxed driving experience. And: The blue-white light is a perfect eye-catcher. Electrical data -Power input - 58W -Nominal voltage 12 V -Nominal Wattage - 55W -Luminous flux - 1500 lm -Luminous flux tolerance - ±10 % -Lifespan - B3 150 h -Lifespan - Tc 250 h   
 Company Profile OSRAM is one of the two leading light manufacturers in the world. The company’s portfolio covers the entire value chain from components to electronic control gears as well as complete luminaires, light management systems and lighting solutions.  |
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