OLM Headlight Low Beam Al Series (Lumileds CSP) Bulbs 2015+ WRX / 2015+ STI / 2014+ Forester / 2013+ Crosstrek

Part #: OLM-AL-H11-CSP. The first commercial halogen lamp came out around 1959. It's easy to spot in most uses because of the high heat and orange light. Halogen lamps also have a short lifespan and low light output per watt. Our new Al series bulbs use the latest tech to give you maximum light at an affordable price. OLM has learned from past bulb designs and decided to use larger heatsinks instead of fans. This means fewer parts that could fail. Warranty: 1 year. IP rating: IP65. Minimum light output: 3400 lumens per pair. Maximum light output: 3800 lumens per pair. Approximate wattage: 18 watts each. Lumileds CSP offers great design flexibility. As the demand for smaller, lighter, and thinner lights grows, LED makers like Lumileds are shrinking their LED packaging. Chip Scale Package (CSP) technology is becoming more popular. It cuts out the traditional submount and attaches the LED die directly to the PCB, reducing overall system costs. CSPs, which are as big as or slightly larger than a die, are being used more in lighting designs. The H11 OLM Al series is super easy to install. If the socket fits, that's where it goes! The LED driver to bulb connections have rubber seals to keep them watertight.

Using these OLM Al series low beam headlight bulbs is a breeze. First, make sure your vehicle is turned off. Then, find the headlight socket. If it fits, just insert the bulb into the socket. The rubber seals on the LED driver to bulb connections will keep water out, so don't worry about moisture damage. As for maintenance, there's not much you need to do. Just check the bulbs regularly to see if they're still working properly. If one bulb stops working, replace it right away. Keep in mind that these bulbs come with a 1 - year warranty. If you have any problems during this time, you can reach out for support. Also, since they produce a lot of light, make sure not to look directly at the bulbs when they're on to avoid eye discomfort.