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OSRAM ORIGINAL H1, halogen-headlamp bulb, 64150, 12V, folding carton box (1 piece) Type of lamp: Halogen; Utilization: Headlight; Voltage: 12V; Watt: 55 W; Base: P14.5s ECE: H1; Product r…

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SAVE 38% .......... Top performance for standard requirements the OSRAM original line covers a variety of Base types and therefore offers a wide Product range in OEM quality. The lights are …

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Product details Light source type LED Brand OSRAM Wattage 90 watts Voltage [V]: 12 Socket Type: P43t Bulb Type: Socket Bulb Rated Power [W]: 100/90 Off road use.

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Product details BrandOSRAM PositionInner Wattage10.00 Voltage12 Volts Genuine Osram original equipment quality 12V 10W Festoon interior light base SV8.5-8 Genuine Osram OE part Fully …

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Don't forget to get it gift wrapped? I dunno. Brand OSRAMModel64150 Product Dimensions 2.5 x 2.3 x 7 cm; Voltage 12 Volts Wattage 55 watts Item Weight 11 g Info added by SebK : O…

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Type of lamp: Halogen; Utilization: Headlight; Voltage: 12V; Watt: 55 W; Base: P14.5s ECE: H1; Product reference: 64150; Type of packaging: folded box; contents: 1 Info added by @wadz …

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Osram 12W LED Full Glass Reflector R50 Bulb - Twin Pack Clearance with a 12 Month Argos Guarantee LED reflector lamps R50 with retrofit screw base. Professional LED alternative to halogen …

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Lowest price I've found online for LED E27 / Screw light bulbs at £1.14 each from Amazon from a decent brand. Free delivery with PRIME or spend over £20

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This classic bulb boasts a low level of energy consumption and instant effectiveness, with no need for any warm-up time. It is both shockproof and vibration proof for safe use and is ideal f…

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Good deal for decent amount of bulbs!! Features & details energy consumption 5 kWh/1000h at 350 lm long life span – up to 15000 hours and up to 100000 switch cycles warm white lig…

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Features & details NIGHT BREAKER LASER: The powerful H1 halogen headlight lamp from OSRAM Up to 150% more brightness for your car thanks to an innovative laser ablation technology Up to …

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Just been in Homebase at Sittingbourne., and looks like they have a huge clearance on lighting, but especially all the smart bulbs and smart plugs. ARLEC smart plug was £20 now £4 OSRAM Sm…

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theres many other offer of upgraded bulbs on discount https://www.eurocarparts.com/car-bulb?Type=Upgrade_Bulbs selection

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Needed a new H4 bulb for the motorbike and came across these, almost the same price as a single. Three C's have these as the cheapest its been. H7 also available on a different deal!

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I have had these on a camelcamelcamel search and this is the lowest price I have seen them.

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Halfords have reduced these Osram LEDriving Gen2 H7 LED Bulbs Twin Pack from £115 to £71.99. Free click and collect or free next day delivery as its over £20 spend. Nice upgrade for your c…

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Fantastic price for this smart bulb which works with Philips Hue. Dimmable warm-white. Note that this does require a bridge. 8.5W. Sold by Amazon EU. Important note: Works with Amazon Ec…

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I just bought a couple of these after having issues with another brand blowing. They are meant to work with the Hue bridge, will find out when I get them Monday. They are much cheaper than …

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Energy consumption 9 kWh/1000h at 806 lm Long lifespan - up to 15000 hours and up to 100000 switching cycles Warm white light for comfort and relaxation, ideal for decorative use throughout …

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This is the base pack: five lights plus power pack. You'll need an EU to UK plug adapter which the UK version of these lights comes with. Other than that the UK and EU versiona are identical…
A little of column A , a little of column B New cars can be terrible for it, absolutely. That doesn't make it OK to try to match it. Two wrongs, etc Depends on the car. These bulbs might be fine in some cars with particularly diffusing lenses etc, but like focussed lasers in others. Mine is notorious for having weak headlight clusters (according to most reviews) but it's still fine from my experience with standard bukbs so I'm not upgrading it. If your car genuinely needs it, fine But they're makes as "no for road use" and "everybody else is doing it" is never an excuse
The last time I checked, which was a few years ago to be fair, my local police told me there is no legal maximum wattage for headlamp bulbs so long as they were properly adjusted and didn't project some strange beam pattern, but there was a legal minimum. I assume it's a beam pattern issue with these if that's still the case. Or my local Bobbies didn't know the law.
Ok it says "for off road use" on the box but how will these actually fail an MOT test? For being too bright? Crappy beam pattern? Both?
It really isn't blinding in the slightest. New cars are the ones that blind you.
On behalf of Britain, thanks for blinding us