OLM Headlight High Beam Al Series (Lumileds CSP) Bulbs - 2015+ WRX / 2015+ STI / 2014+ Forester / 2013+ Crosstrek | AL-9005-CSP

Part #: OLM-AL-9005-CSP. OLM's Al series uses efficient LEDs to boost light output and keep costs low. It's a great plug-and-play option for those with standard halogen bulbs in their headlights. UPDATE: No need for the additional harness shown in some pictures. Halogen lamps, developed around 1959, give off high heat and orange light, with a short lifespan and low light output per watt. OLM's new Al series uses the latest tech to offer high light output at an affordable price. Thanks to past bulb design experience, OLM avoids fans and uses larger heatsinks, reducing the risk of component failure. Warranty: 1 year. IP rating: IP65. Minimum light output: 3400 lumens per pair. Maximum light output: 3800 lumens per pair. Approximate wattage: 18 watts each. It has a 9005 H10 bulb profile and a 6000k color temperature. Lumileds CSP offers ultimate design flexibility. As the trend for smaller, lighter, and thinner luminaires grows, CSP technology is popular. It attaches the LED die directly to the PCB, cutting system costs. Installation of the 9005 OLM Al series is a breeze. If the socket fits, it's the right place! The LED driver to bulb connections have rubber seals for a watertight fit.

Using your OLM Al series headlight bulbs is super easy. First, find the headlight socket in your car. Make sure the car is turned off before you start. Then, just plug the bulbs into the socket. If the socket fits, you're good to go! The rubber seals on the LED driver to bulb connections keep water out, so don't worry about moisture damage. When it comes to maintenance, there's not much to do. The bulbs are designed to last. But it's a good idea to check them every few months to make sure they're working properly. If you notice any issues, like the light being dim or flickering, that's when you should reach out for support. Keep in mind, these bulbs come with a 1-year warranty, so you're covered if anything goes wrong. And remember, they don't need the additional harness shown in some pictures, so don't worry about that part.