6000k 1 Set Xenon HID Conversion Kit H4 55W DC12V Dual Beam Headlight

What is HID?

HID (High Intensity Discharge) refers to lighting technology that relies on an electrical charge to ignite xenon gas

contained in a sealed bulb. A normal halogen bulb uses a filament which can burn out in as little as 200 hours. 

HID bulbs are gas filled capsules that are rated for a lifespan of nearly 4,500 hours. HID bulbs also shine much 

brighter due to this technology.

Unlike halogen bulbs, HID's emit a type of light that closely resembles natural daylight and is therefore easier on 

human eyes. In fact, HID lights are currently used in most sports arenas, stadiums, and train stations worldwide. 

Don't be fooled by lower end Xenon replica bulbs sold at most retail shops. They are no match for the intensity, 

purity, and efficiency of high intensity discharge headlights.



HID Advantages:

Saves Power: HID Xenon lights consume only 35W of electricity making them over 3 times more efficient than 

traditional halogen bulbs.

Longer Life: The HID Kit lasts over 4,500 hours over 8 times more than OEM halogen bulbs.

Safety : HID Xenon bulbs have an increased brightness of 300% (over traditional halogen bulbs) adding an extra 

margin of safety.

Appearance : the HID Kit produces comfortable light which is very close to the natural light emitted by the sun. 

It makes everything easier to see at night.



What is HI/LO bi-xenon?



This will depend on the type of vehicle you drive. For most vehicle, the headlights have 2 bulbs each: one for low

beams and one for high beams. In this case, you will need one regular HID kit for the low beams. If you also want 

your high-beams to be HID lights, you will need a second regular HID kit.

On some other vehicles, the headlights have one bulb each. This bulb performs the function of both the high beam

and low beam. In this case, if you want to keep the high beam and low beam functions, you will need to install a 

special HI/LO kit. The HI/LO HID kits have special bulbs that perform both high and low beam functions.





















Specification:

Dual Beam (H/L):H4-3=HB2=9003

Voltage:DC 12V

Current Norm.: 4.2A

Current in Max: 6A

Power Output: 55W

Working Temperature:-40 ~ +105 Centidrgee.

HID Efficiency: 98.68%, 3, 200 LM.

Life-Span: 3, 000 hours



Features:

- Slim Ballasts, Slim compact design

- Digital Ballast

- Anti-UV Pure quartz bulb. High rigidity, great light penetrability.

- Innovative short circuit caused by touching the tip.

- Easy installation



Installation Guide:

Step 1: Open hood and locate the factory light bulb you are trying to convert. If fog lights, you may need to pull out 

your factory fog light housing to access the back. On some vehicles you can access factory bulbs from the engine 

bay or from the wheel wells with your wheels fully turned on direction. Please consult your owners manual or dealer

on how to access your factory light bulbs. In 90% your bulbs are easily removed without too much trouble. Once your

factory light bulb is removed, you can prepare for the HID bulb insertion.



Step 2: Remove the plastic capsule preinstalled on the HID bulb and insert into your headlight socket. HID bulbs 

should fit similar to your factory light bulb, but the tolerances may be slightly different on certain vehicle models. 

Bulb installation will vary from twisting to clamping from the back depending on the bulb type. Be very gentle with 

the HID glass portion. Do not touch the glass with your fingers. If it does end up getting dirty, simply wipe with clean 

cloth gently.



Step 3: Once the HID bulb is fixed into place locate the factory connector where the p/8 halogen bulb was 

connected to. You will now connect the supplied wire (may be a plug or 2 metal tips) that you must insert into your 

factory connector as shown below. When we say factory connector, this is the connector your p/8 bulb was feed 

power with.



Step 4: If your kit included a relay you will not use the provided extra wires shown in Step 3a. that connect ballast to 

factory headlight plug. Instead the ballast get connected to the relay as shown below. The relay then will connect to 

your factory headlight plug. Some relays will have two plugs one for each side, while others only one headlight plug.

Remember a relay simply gets a signal from your headlight plug, then allows power to flow directly from your battery.



Step 5: If your kit purchased is a bi-xenon kit also known as hi/low (low beam + high beam HID with movement). This 

only applies to kits with bulb types 9004 9007 H4 H13 9008. Notice on these kits there will be only 1 headlight plug 

connector. One of your headlight connectors may not be used.



Step 6: Before mounting ballast permanently please test the system. Low beam, high beam and fog light function if it 

applies to your install. It is best to turn the vehicle on to test the system as some vehicles do not give full voltage when

vehicle is running only from battery.



Step 7: Mount the ballasts on any existing bolt or flat surface away from excessive heat. We do not recommend 

mounting on top of the radiator or in front or behind it. Ballasts are electronic devices which excessive heat can ruin.

Make certain the wires with your kit cannot get tangled into the belt line or are resting on very hot components of the 

engine.