EverBright 1Pair Blue 60MM Car Angel Eyes Halo Rings COB Light Circle Ring Headlight Lamp DC-12V

EverBright 1Pair Blue 60MM Car Angel Eyes Halo Rings COB Light Circle Ring Headlight Lamp DC-12V

$ 9.89

Score By Feature

Based on 12 ratings

Value for money

9.22

Satisfaction

9.24

Customer service

9.00

Delivery

8.93

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Car Angel Eye Light is a plastic product with a name of Car Angel Eye Light.

2 x Car Angel Eye Lights (blue), 2 x Car Angel Eye Lights (blue), 2 x Car Angel Eye Lights (blue

DC 12V; Net Weight: 27g; Voltage: DC 12V

6cm/2 inch outer diameter Inner Diameter: 5cm/2inches; External Diameter: 3inches; Internal Diameter: 3inches; External Diameter: 3inches;

25cm/9 inches in length. 8" x 8" x 8" x 8" x 8" x 8"

Questions & Answers

How can I limit the amount of power available so that it does not overheat when used frequently?

My circuits have never overheated, but there could be some resistors or a voltage regulator involved.

What size resistor (specs) should be used in line before the light to prevent the one on the unit from overheating and failing?

When using 12 volts, there is no need for a resistor. If the brightness is too bright, you can adjust it with a potentiometer.

Selected User Reviews For EverBright 1Pair Blue 60MM Car Angel Eyes Halo Rings COB Light Circle Ring Headlight Lamp DC-12V

Worked well and was very bright, but one of my employees burned out after a few months, which was unfortunate

3/5

I bought these for a motorcycle headlight and installed them. They were both beautiful and functional. for approximately six months Then one of them went on strike. When I disassembled the housing assembly, I noticed burn marks on both rings, which is where the small metal resistor is located. I switched on the one that was still working, and the part became so hot, so quickly, that I couldn't touch it without getting burned. I had it connected to the factory line that used to power my low beam headlight, but I'm wondering if there's a way to limit the power while still allowing it to light up properly. I bought a second set because it was cheap enough for me to try out, and who knows, maybe the first one was a dud. Because sipping these takes a long time, I'll have plenty of time to come up with new ideas.