Hella 200mm Rectangular E-code Hi-Lo Conversion Headlamp Kit. 72200, 72206, , H6054, 003427011 SKU: H6054

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H6054 Hella 200mm Rectangular E-code Hi-Lo Conversion Headlamp Kit.

Sealed beam headlamps were introduced in the 1930s to provide a consistant quality of headlamps. Prior to that, headlamp design was left up to the vehicle manufacturer and lighting ability varried greatly.

The problem with sealed beams is that the lens, reflector and fillaments are all part of a bonded assembly. When the filament burns out, the entire lamp is discarded. Consequently, the sealed beam has become a commodity. As long as it meets the DOT standard, the only thing that matters is low cost. The DOT standard allows for a very loose pattern with a wide transition from dark to light. Many sealed beams still conform to the antiquated pre 2000 DOT standard that required 20% of the light go up to illuminate overhead signs.

All of this results in lamps that dazzle oncoming traffic and at the same time supply poor illumination of the road. The sharp low beam cutoff of Hella ECE lamps makes the areas that are supposed to be dark darker and the lighted areas to be brighter. We say that our lamps are four times brighter on low beam and twice as bright on high beam. Refer to the Isolux drawings at left.

Features:

• Replaces 6052, 6053, H6052 and H6054 Sealed Beams.
• Includes two lamps, two dust boots and two bulbs.
• If your car has sealed beams, this is the most effective, simplest and least expensive improvement in forward lighting you can make.
• Optical Quartz Lens
• Silverized Polished Aluminum Reflector
• Replaceable H4 Bulb
• Four times as much light on Low Beam, Twice as much on High Beam.
• Hella part numbers
• 003427011
• 72200
• 72206
• 003427811
• 003427861
• Fits Many Jeep Wranglers, Vans and Most Vehicles with the 200mm Sealed beam lamps.

Includes:

• Two Hella 200mm Rectangular E-code Hi-Lo Conversion Headlamps
• Two Dust Boots
• Two H4 Bulbs of your choice

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