Buy Bulb Spares!

Single Beam Bulbs

Single Beam $49.00 AUD

Select Bulb Type

..... H1 H3 H7 H9 H11 H13 HB3 9005 HB4 9006 880 Series

Select Colour Temperature

..... 6000k Cool White 4300k Warm

Select Wattage

..... 35w 55w 70w

H/L Bulbs

High/Low Beam $69.00 AUD

Select Bulb Type

..... H4 H13 HB5

Select Colour Temperature

..... 6000k Cool White 4300k Warm

Select Wattage

..... 35w 55w

D1/R/S/C Bulbs 35w

D1 Series Bulbs $109.00 AUD

Select Bulb Type

..... D1R D1S D1C

Select Colour Temperature

..... 6000k Cool White 4300k Warm

D2/R/S/C Bulbs 35w

D2 Series Bulbs $79.00 AUD

Select Bulb Type

..... D2R D2S D2C

Select Colour Temperature

..... 6000k Cool White 4300k Warm

D4/R/S/C Bulbs 35w

D4 Series Bulbs $89.00 AUD

Select Bulb Type

..... D4R D4S D4C

Select Colour Temperature

..... 6000k Cool White 4300k Warm

HID Bulb Information

HID Bulbs have a life of around 3500hrs, which is ten times the life of a standard halogen bulb. You can buy spare bulbs on the left hand side via PayPal, or credit card.
If you are not sure please call us on 1300 775 359 for expert advice.
We have over 15yrs experience in the Auto Electrical industry so we can help you decide which bulb will suit your needs.

Types of HID Bulbs

HID Bulbs come in the following configurations, but OEM Manufacturers have their own part numbers which you will have to cross reference to match their generic names.
Note**** When buying HID Bulbs, all OEM D1 and D2 series are standard 35w.
We recommend only 35w for any low beam application.
On a HID system the bulbs mainly dictates the colour temperature. Anywhere between 4300 Kelvin and 6000 kelvin will give you the best light out put, any colour temperature above or below this you will start to lose light depth.
Generally... The ballast dictates the power output and the bulb dictates the colour. If you buy a 55w 4300k bulb, and you are still running a 35w ballast, it wont make it any brighter. You would need to buy a 55w ballast.
You can buy many different colours for show cars, from pink to purple, but the best light for seeing at night is between 4300k and 6000k.
For more information on Kelvin ratings click here

Bulb Application Guide

Which Bulb Fits My Car?
1. Check your Manual under "spare parts".
2. Call your dealer and give them your VIN Number. They will be able to tell you over the phone.
3. Take your existing bulbs out and check them for part numbers. Or you can take a photo of them with your phone and email the pictures to us, we can tell by looking at them.
4. They may be listed on one of the below sites. The Narva site has their own part numbers so you can send them to us, or cross reference them to find out their generic name.
The Osram/Sylvania site is an American site so you wont find any holden commodores or ford falcons, It can be used for European and imported vehicles.
Narva Site -  CLICK HERE
Osram Site - CLICK HERE

Bulb Types:
Single filament bulbs: H1, H3, H6, H7, H9, H11, H13, HB3 (9005), HB4 (9006).
Single filament bulbs: D1 Series - D1S, D1R, D1C.
Single filament bulbs: D2 Series - D2S, D2R, D2C.
Single filament bulbs: D4 Series - D4S, D4R, D4C .
Single filament bulbs: 880 Series.
Double filament bulbs: H4 H/L, H13 H/L, HB5 H/L.

Note*** H/L or High Beam/Low Beam combination double filament bulbs are available in a HID in either "Bi-Xenon", or "Solenoid Driven". The Bi-Xenon HID H/L Bulb is the older style bulb whereby you have 2x HID Bulbs in different positions in the one bulb. In the latest type H4 H/L Bulbs they are solenoid driven. This means that in the same the same way as a double filament halogen H4 bulb has two filaments in different positions within the bulb, a solenoid driven HID H4 H/L bulb moves the position of the HID Bulb from the high beam filaments position to the low beam position. The new style of H4 is instantaneous so that there is no delay switching from high beam to low beam, and also uses less power by being powered by a single ballast for both positions.

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