Details & Product Specs

SaberLED OE-Fit 50W Product Description

DDM Tuning's SaberLED OE-Fit 50W is a stunning example of high-performance engineering and world-class design. Features a compact housing that does not have any external Led drivers or wiring. And it is shaped like the factory halogen bulb offering easy installation. The SaberLED OE-Fit 50W pumps out a massive 11000 lumens per pair, giving you advantages in all-driving conditions. Additionally, being non-polarity sensitive, the SaberLED OE-Fit 50W bulb maintains a strong Canbus function. This efficient, waterproof design provides the quality you need for all weather driving conditions without the installation hassle. The SaberLED OE-Fit 50W is available in a comprehensive model assortment and includes an impressive DDM Tuning two-year warranty.

Specifications

LED Chip: 3570

Output: 50W

Lumens: 11000 lm/pr

Color temperature: 6000K500K

Operating Voltage: DC11-30V

Waterproof: IP65

Operating temperature: -40'C - 100'C

Warranty: 2 Year

- Lexus Fog Lights (2013 up)
- Nissan Fog Lights (2016 up)
- Subaru Fog Lights (2013 up)
- Toyota Fog Lights (2013 up)

- For those vehicles mentioned above, fog light bulbs marked with the following: "H16" "12V 19W" "64219L " This is a 19W halogen bulb that has a very similar base to the H11. Do not use HID's in these applications, the housings are made of a soft plastic and may melt with 35W HID kits. Please check the bulbs before ordering. Using an H11 LED bulb is recommended.

APPLICATION NOTICE: LED bubs are legal for use in the United States for Fog light only, and in unregistered off road vehicles, such as ATV, snowmobile, and off-road racing use. Not Compliant with DOT/FMVSS108 and not street legal in the USA for Headlights. International legality varies by country. Note: This usage regulation is not unique to DDM Tuning bulbs. All LED bulbs from all brands, regardless of marketing claims, are prohibited from street use in halogen headlights in the USA.

Sylvania.com Bulb Lookup Guide Here(Note: We can't guarantee the accuracy of this guide, it is best to check your owners manual or physically remove your existing bulb)

Cars/Trucks/Motorcycles that have common issues with HID/LED