T20 Wedge 7443 7440 LED Light Bulbs with 2835 39-SMD Design for Automotive Lighting in White, Amber or Red

These 7443 7440 LED light bulbs offer a T20 wedge format and a 2835 39-SMD design for automotive lighting replacements. Select the light color to suit the lamp you are replacing: 6000K xenon white, amber yellow or pure red.

Potential applications include turn signals, reverse lights, daytime running lights, brake and tail lights, and side markers where the vehicle's bulb requirements match. Check the bulb designation, socket and required light color for the specific lamp before choosing a variant.

Features

• T20 wedge format for matching automotive bulb sockets.
• 2835 39-SMD LED design.
• 6000K xenon white variant for applications requiring white light.
• Amber yellow and pure red variants for lamps requiring those colors.
• Multiple automotive lighting applications subject to vehicle and lamp requirements.

Specifications

• Product body: Automotive LED replacement light bulb
• Bulb designations: 7443 and 7440
• Format: T20 wedge
• LED design: 2835 39-SMD
• Selectable light colors: 6000K Xenon White; Amber Yellow; Pure Red
• White variant color temperature: 6000K

Frequently Asked Questions

Which light colors can I choose for these 7443 7440 LED bulbs?

These 7443 7440 LED bulbs come in three separately selectable colors: 6000K xenon white, amber yellow and pure red. Choose the color required by the vehicle lamp you are replacing.

Are these bulbs only for brake lights?

These T20 wedge LED bulbs have several potential applications, including turn signals, reverse lights, daytime running lights, brake and tail lights, and side markers. Suitability depends on the specific lamp's bulb and color requirements.

How do I check whether a bulb suits my vehicle?

Match the 7443 or 7440 designation and T20 wedge format to your vehicle's requirements for the exact lamp position. Confirm the socket and required light color before purchasing.

Does the 6000K specification apply to every color?

The 6000K specification applies to the xenon white variant. The other variants produce amber yellow or pure red light.