What is an H11 LED headlight bulb?

An H11 LED headlight bulb is a type of automotive lighting that uses Light Emitting Diode (LED) technology to produce bright, energy-efficient light for your vehicle’s headlights. The H11 refers to a specific bulb size and shape commonly used in vehicles for low-beam headlights.

How do H11 LED headlight bulbs compare to halogen bulbs?

Boslla H11 LED bulbs are brighter, more energy-efficient, and have a longer lifespan than traditional halogen bulbs. LEDs typically produce a whiter, more focused light that improves road visibility. In contrast, halogen bulbs tend to be dimmer and consume more power.

What color temp should I choose for H11 LED bulbs?

Boslla LED headlight bulbs come in a range of color temperatures measured in Kelvin (K). Common options for H11 LEDs are:

• 3,000K: Yellowish light, similar to halogen bulbs
• 4,300K: White light, commonly used for a clean, modern look
• 6,500K: Bluish-white light, similar to daylight The choice depends on your preference for brightness, aesthetics, and road visibility.

Can H11 LED bulbs be used for both low and high beams?

Yes, H11 LED bulbs are often used for low beams, but some manufacturers make dual-function bulbs for both low and high beams. You should check the specifications of the product to ensure it fits your specific application. Use our Auto Bulb Finder to check bulb fitment.

Can I install H11 LED headlight bulbs myself?

Yes, Boslla H11 LED bulbs are designed to be easy to install, and you can often replace the bulbs yourself without professional help. They typically plug directly into the existing bulb socket. However, in some vehicles, you may need to remove additional components to access the headlight housing.

Do I need a decoder or canbus adapter for H11 LED bulbs?

Some modern vehicles equipped with advanced electrical systems (like CANBUS or computer-controlled lighting) may require a decoder or a canbus adapter when installing LED bulbs. These adapters help prevent issues like flickering, error codes, or malfunctioning lights. It's important to check the compatibility of your vehicle with LED upgrades.