About H3 Fog Lights & Boslla LEDs
Q: Where are H3 bulbs typically used?
A: H3 bulbs are most commonly used in fog lights, auxiliary lights, or off-road setups. They have a single-wire connection and a metal grounding tab, different from most other bulb types.
Q: Can Boslla H3 bulbs be used in projector-style fog housings?
A: Yes. Boslla H3 LEDs are engineered for both reflector and projector housings, providing a tight, focused beam with little scatter — ideal for fog and low-visibility conditions.
Q: What's the difference between the 100W and 140W H3 models?
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100W: Delivers bright white light, suitable for most standard fog light use.
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140W: Significantly brighter, ideal for off-road or rural area driving where maximum penetration through fog or darkness is needed.
Q: Do Boslla H3 LED bulbs require a fan or external driver?
A: No fan is needed — the fanless aluminum body keeps the bulb cool silently. Some versions include a small external driver, which easily tucks into the housing or behind the bumper.
Q: Is installation difficult for H3 LED fog bulbs?
A: Not at all. H3 has a straightforward plug-and-play setup. Just make sure the polarity is correct (H3 bulbs have a ground wire tab and a single power wire).
Q: Will I need a decoder or anti-flicker module?
A: Most fog light circuits do not require a decoder, but if you experience flickering, especially on newer European cars, a Boslla CANBUS decoder may help.