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Philips Lamps Car Ultinon Pro9100 H7 LED 5800K Cold White 24V 18W 2pcs
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Philips Lamps Car Ultinon Pro9100 H7 LED 5800K Cold White 24V 18W 2pcs

Philips Ultinon Pro9100 H7 car bulbs use LED technology and emit cool white light with a color temperature of 5800 K. They have a power rating of 18 W and operate at 24 V. The package includes two...

Philips Ultinon Pro9100 H7 car bulbs use LED technology and emit cool white light with a color temperature of 5800 K. They have a power rating of 18 W and operate at 24 V. The package includes two bulbs.

  • Technology: LED
  • Type: H7
  • Power: 18 W
  • Color temperature: 5800 K
  • Voltage: 24 V
  • Light color: Cool white
  • Quantity: 2
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  • Technology

    LED

    LED bulbs offer high brightness and excellent energy efficiency, consuming less power compared to traditional bulbs. They are distinguished by their long lifespan and instant response, providing clear and strong visibility even in challenging conditions.

  • Type

    H7

    It is a type of bulb used for front headlights.

  • Power

    Indicates the power consumption of the lamp and is related to its brightness. It should always comply with the vehicle manufacturer's specifications to avoid overloading or malfunctions in the electrical system.

  • Color Temperature

    Colour temperature in lamps refers to how warm or cool the color is. 


    The warmth of light is measured in Kelvin; the lower the Kelvin rating, the more reddish the hues, and the higher the rating, the bluer the hues.


    Indicatively, lights with 3000 Kelvin are usually recommended for fog lights, lights with 4300-5000 Kelvin are usually recommended for driving lights, and from 6000 Kelvin and above are for a more distinctive style.

  • Voltage

    Voltage indicates the electrical current required for a lamp to function properly. Most car lamps operate at 12V, which is the standard voltage for most passenger vehicles. In trucks or heavy vehicles, 24V lamps are usually used.
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    I’ve had the bulbs installed since January ’25. They’re fitted as high beams (High Beam - H7) in Hella headlights on a Golf 5. They have a very good beam pattern and cutoff.
    They’re very powerful at 2000 lumens, suitable for high beams on very challenging country roads and highways at very high speeds. They’re particularly expensive; choose them only if you want the best available right now and for a specific use. For low beams, an Ultinon Pro Boost is preferable; it will do an excellent job.
    After using them for quite some time, as of today, 11/26, they’ve been trouble-free, with the same beam pattern and intensity as on day one.

    P.S. Perhaps their only competitor is Osram’s new 450% bulbs.

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    Nikdev

    I’ve had the bulbs installed since January ’25. They’re fitted as high beams (High Beam - H7) in Hella headlights on a Golf 5. They have a very good beam pattern and cutoff.
    They’re very powerful at 2000 lumens, suitable for high beams on very challenging country roads and highways at very high speeds. They’re particularly expensive; choose them only if you want the best available right now and for a specific use. For low beams, an Ultinon Pro Boost is preferable; it will do an excellent job.
    After using them for quite some time, as of today, 11/26, they’ve been trouble-free, with the same beam pattern and intensity as on day one.

    P.S. Perhaps their only competitor is Osram’s new 450% bulbs.

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Description & Specifications

Philips Ultinon Pro9100 H7 car bulbs use LED technology and emit cool white light with a color temperature of 5800 K. They have a power rating of 18 W and operate at 24 V. The package includes two bulbs.

  • Technology: LED
  • Type: H7
  • Power: 18 W
  • Color temperature: 5800 K
  • Voltage: 24 V
  • Light color: Cool white
  • Quantity: 2

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Vehicle
Auto
Type
H7

Type

H7

It is a type of bulb used for front headlights.
Bulb Types
LED

Bulb Types

LED

LED bulbs offer high brightness and excellent energy efficiency, consuming less power compared to traditional bulbs. They are distinguished by their long lifespan and instant response, providing clear and strong visibility even in challenging conditions.
Power
18 W

Power

Indicates the power consumption of the lamp and is related to its brightness. It should always comply with the vehicle manufacturer's specifications to avoid overloading or malfunctions in the electrical system.
Colour Temperature
5800 K

Colour Temperature

Colour temperature in lamps refers to how warm or cool the color is. 


The warmth of light is measured in Kelvin; the lower the Kelvin rating, the more reddish the hues, and the higher the rating, the bluer the hues.


Indicatively, lights with 3000 Kelvin are usually recommended for fog lights, lights with 4300-5000 Kelvin are usually recommended for driving lights, and from 6000 Kelvin and above are for a more distinctive style.
Lighting Colour
Cold White
Voltage
24 V

Voltage

Voltage indicates the electrical current required for a lamp to function properly. Most car lamps operate at 12V, which is the standard voltage for most passenger vehicles. In trucks or heavy vehicles, 24V lamps are usually used.
Quantity
2 pcs
Canbus
No

Canbus

The bulb's consumption is monitored and the system recognizes if it is burnt out or not, sending indications to the dashboard. Consult your car manual for the minimum consumption required to avoid CAN Bus system failure.
Off Road
No

Important information

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  • Nikdev
    5
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful
    Nikdev

    Verified purchase

    This review is about a variation of the product

    I’ve had the bulbs installed since January ’25. They’re fitted as high beams (High Beam - H7) in Hella headlights on a Golf 5. They have a very good beam pattern and cutoff.
    They’re very powerful at 2000 lumens, suitable for high beams on very challenging country roads and highways at very high speeds. They’re particularly expensive; choose them only if you want the best available right now and for a specific use. For low beams, an Ultinon Pro Boost is preferable; it will do an excellent job.
    After using them for quite some time, as of today, 11/26, they’ve been trouble-free, with the same beam pattern and intensity as on day one.

    P.S. Perhaps their only competitor is Osram’s new 450% bulbs.

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  • 5
    Andreas_Makrandreou6704

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  • 5
    bakrob

    Verified purchase

    This review is about a variation of the product

  • 1
    Vagelis_Mpokos

    Verified purchase

    This review is about a variation of the product

  • Nikdev
    5
    Nikdev

    I’ve had the bulbs installed since January ’25. They’re fitted as high beams (High Beam - H7) in Hella headlights on a Golf 5. They have a very good beam pattern and cutoff.
    They’re very powerful at 2000 lumens, suitable for high beams on very challenging country roads and highways at very high speeds. They’re particularly expensive; choose them only if you want the best available right now and for a specific use. For low beams, an Ultinon Pro Boost is preferable; it will do an excellent job.
    After using them for quite some time, as of today, 11/26, they’ve been trouble-free, with the same beam pattern and intensity as on day one.

    P.S. Perhaps their only competitor is Osram’s new 450% bulbs.

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    Andreas_Makrandreou6704

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  • 5
    bakrob

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