Brake Light Bulb

Description 2001- 2006 Dodge Sprinter –400% Brighter LED Bulbs – 360 Degree –Brake Light  – 6000K fuller light in your lens  – White – Qty 2 (Pair) Includes Full 2 year Replacement Warranty – Tested and Proved Reliability – We stand behind our products. Uses high quality 3030SMD led chips Generating 400% brighter output and larger lighting area than halogen Hidden hollow-carved and aviation grade aluminum body Expediting the heat dissipation of the led white With special PC lampshade protecting led chips and components, these LEDs can work up to 30,000 hours Check out other LED conversion Bulbs  T1N 2001-2006 Sprinter Van H7 LED Headlight Bulbs Headlights Conversion Kit Easily upgrade your factory bulbs on your T1N 2001-2006 Sprinter Vans applications with these white 1156 LED bulbs. Compact bulb design prevents fitment or clearance issues. 15-mm Diameter, BA15s base. T1N 2001-2006 1156 LED Bulbs – 600 Lumens – Cool White Conversions installation instructions   Features: LED bulbs provide bright white light for automotive, marine, and RV applications Great for back-up, interior, or courtesy lights Compact bulb design with automotive-grade LED chips Sized similar to OEM bulbs to ensure there are no fitment issues 360-Degree design emits light around the bulb Single-contact bayonet base installs into compatible 15-mm socket with a push-screw motion Durable aluminum construction prevents overheating Reverse polarity protected Raw Lumens vs. Effective Lumens vs Stable Lumens Lumens are used to measure the amount of usable light that is put out by a light source. Raw lumens represent the number of lumens that the manufacturer claims the LEDs are capable of producing. It does not include the light’s drive method or the amount of light lost from the lens or reflector. Effective lumens take these factors into account and represent the number of lumens that are actually produced by the complete light assembly, not just the amount of light that the diodes are capable of producing. Stable lumens builds off the idea of effective lumens by measuring the amount of light produced after 30 minutes of usage, or once the diodes have reached their average operating temperature. These bulbs have a 645 raw lumen capacity per bulb and produce 600 effective lumens per bulb. The stable lumen capacity per bulb is 487 lumens.