9005 and H11 LED Bulb Combo in 6500K Xenon White for Off-Road Auxiliary Forward Lighting Replacement

This 9005 and H11 LED bulb combo brings 6500K xenon white light to an off-road auxiliary forward lighting replacement project. Alla Lighting combines both bulb types in one offering for applications that require 9005 and H11 replacements.

These bulbs are not DOT/FMVSS108 compliant and are not street legal for forward lighting in the United States. Use them only for suitable off-road auxiliary forward lighting applications, such as ATV, snowmobile or off-road racing setups. Check the required bulb types and applicable local rules before installation; legality outside the United States varies by country.

Features

• Combines 9005 and H11 LED replacement bulbs in one offering.
• 6500K xenon white light color.
• Intended for suitable off-road auxiliary forward lighting applications.
• Not DOT/FMVSS108 compliant for forward lighting.

Specifications

• Product body: 9005 and H11 LED bulb combo
• Light technology: LED
• Color temperature: 6500K
• Light color: Xenon white
• Series: FL-BH
• Intended forward lighting use: Off-road auxiliary lighting
• United States forward lighting restriction: Not DOT/FMVSS108 compliant; not street legal
• International use: Legality varies by country

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this combo include both 9005 and H11 bulb types?

Yes, this LED bulb combo combines 9005 and H11 bulb types. Confirm that your lighting application requires these two types before choosing the combo.

What color light does this LED bulb combo produce?

This 9005 and H11 LED bulb combo produces 6500K xenon white light.

Can I use these bulbs for street driving in the United States?

No, this 9005 and H11 LED bulb combo is not street legal for forward lighting in the United States and is not DOT/FMVSS108 compliant. Its forward lighting use is limited to suitable off-road auxiliary applications.

What should I check before installing the combo?

Check that your application requires 9005 and H11 bulbs and that the intended use meets local lighting rules. For forward lighting, this combo is intended for off-road auxiliary use; legality outside the United States varies by country.