3D LED Motorcycle Bulb – High Brightness 40 W 3600 Lumens (H4‑Plug)

Description

Key Features:

• Plug-and-play H4 socket compatibility — designed to drop into existing headlamp housings.

• 40 W rated power with claims of ~3,600 lumens output for clear, bright night visibility.

• 3D LED design (multi-sided LED emitter or high density LED layout) for better beam spread and reduce dark spots.

• Cool white colour temperature (approx 6,000-6,500 K typical among similar listings) for crisp look and improved visibility.

• Universal fit for many bikes with H4 bulb sockets.

• Energy efficient compared to older halogen bulbs — lower heat output and power draw in many cases.

Benefits to Rider:

• Better illumination means you can see hazards, road markings and obstacles earlier at night.

• Modern LED look gives your bike an upgraded aesthetic alongside functional improvement.

• Lower maintenance: LEDs generally last longer than halogens, reducing frequent replacement hassles.

• Potentially less strain on your vehicle’s electrical/charging system (depending on how the LED is built).

Installation Tips & Considerations:

• Confirm your bike has an H4-type socket and enough clearance behind the headlamp housing for the LED bulb + heatsink/fan if applicable.

• After installation ensure the beam aim is correct: too high or poorly aimed may dazzle on-coming riders/drivers or fail to illuminate the road properly.

• Ensure the socket wiring and fuse are in good shape — while LED may draw less current, poor wiring or ground can still cause issues.

• If the bulb includes a cooling fan or heavier heatsink, ensure mounting space allows it and is ventilated.

• Check compatibility with your bike’s wiring: some bikes have sensitive systems — LED bulbs can sometimes interfere with sensors or indicator flasher if there is no proper load/ballast.

Precautions & Reality Check:

• While the listing claims “40 W / 3600 lumens”, these specs may be based on manufacturer claims and may not always match real-world output.

• Ensure the housing and reflector type of your bike is compatible with LED bulbs — some older reflectors built for halogen may not produce optimal beam patterns with LED replacement bulbs.

• Be aware of local regulations: very bright or mis-aimed headlights may attract regulatory attention or cause issues with other road users.

• Always verify seller authenticity, warranty terms, and product build quality — many LED bulbs are generic/unbranded and have variable performance and reliability.