O-NEX HID Relay Harness H4 (9003 HB2) 12V 35W/55W Bi-Xenon Hi/Lo H/L Wiring Controller

O-NEX HID Relay Harness H4 (9003 HB2) 12V 35W/55W Bi-Xenon Hi/Lo H/L Wiring Controller

$ 10.99

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Product Description

Battery wire harness for bi-xenon (high/low) batteries in H4 9003

The bi-xenon HID relay harness works with both 35W HID kits and 55W kits, and is extremely durable.

For most after-market hid systems, dual beam High and Low (Hi/LoH/L) functionality is available.

There is a single harness that connects to both the left and right sides

This product can only be installed with 35W/55W Hi Lo Bi Xenon type HIDs.

Questions & Answers

How long do the low beams stay on when the high beams are turned off with this feature? I run a 99 Toyota 4Runner so how come the low beam automatically turns off when I engage the high beam?

The only ones who can use it are bisexuals Replacing the hid kit relay with a xenon kit.

Thank you. Is there a list of the parts that I would need to change the headlights from regular metal to hid for a 2007 Honda Ridgeline?

Don't forget to get the fuse that comes with the ballast and the wiring harness. Also, you would need to know what kind of bulb is used (H13/H14) and how many kelvins are produced by that bulb so you can get the correct ballast.

According to the relay I received, it runs at 24V/35W/55W. Would it work if I returned it? If I return it, will it still work? In addition to saying 24v, the sticker also says 24v. ?

If it is available in 35w or 55w hid bi-directional, then it should work for both 12/24v This kit consists of xenon gas.

The high beam output wire is supposed to be connected directly to the high beam bulb, is that correct? To convert from dual beams to single beams, I am installing two lamps. ?

The item is only designed to convert to a bi-fold, so I am not sure whether you can convert it It has not been tested to work on anything else besides xenon hid kits.

Selected User Reviews For O-NEX HID Relay Harness H4 (9003 HB2) 12V 35W/55W Bi-Xenon Hi/Lo H/L Wiring Controller

The quality of the product is poor

3/5

Whenever I use it at night, the connector melts, even after I have installed it and used it for four nights.

Rylee Nolan

| Aug 09, 2020

I would like to wish good luck with this harness

5/5

In my retrofit projector system, this was used as part of the HID system. It was easy to plug in the stock bulbs, which were not a 9007. Whenever I upgrade headlights to anything better than stock, I recommend using a relay harness like this to make sure there is enough voltage to run the bulbs. My favorite thing about this kit is that it comes with the high beam trigger built in, as well as the correct connector to hook up to the projector solenoids. The harness has worked for me and I would buy it.

Frankie Ayala

| May 16, 2021

Quite a bargain for the price

5/5

I needed this for my 2005 Scion xB in which the 9003 / H4 lights are used. Then I fitted it with a bi-directional switch They were interested in my high-power Xenon projectors This feature allows beams to operate. The inline fuse was good, the connections were good and the wiring was simple. All in all, I highly recommend this bi-polar product for anyone thinking of going bipolar In their single-channel form, xenon A bulb that fits the fitting.

Gordon Stevenson

| Jul 14, 2021

Achieved what he set out to do

5/5

My old one got burnt out, so I took over the job. You see it looks like a bunch of mixed-up wires but if you do know how to wire hids for this I would recommend it, if you don't know that and the ground cord is short in your truck you will need to lengthen the negative to reach it.

Aries Roberson

| Apr 06, 2021

Designed to look bigger using heat shrink wrapped in colored wires of very small gauge

3/5

A power wire of smaller gauge than 16 gauge is used. sure you don't buy it unless you want to pay a lot. This relay had to be replaced because a malfunctioning relay from another kit was not allowing me to use my high beams. I was able to click right in where I needed it.

Stevie Morton

| Aug 17, 2020

Does the job

5/5

Retrofitting high and low beams with hid is compatible with 9007 connections and therefore retains beam intensity. This is the first month in a row without issues.

Lorelei TOMLINSON

| Feb 09, 2021

It works, but keep an eye on the main power wire

4/5

The design of this app is good. It works well. I only have one concern with the unit the main power wire. It has a 30 amp fuse and a 16 gauge wire. I've upgraded some of the wire to a 12 gauge and I expect it to carry 25 continuous amps now. It's suggested to keep an eye on the main power wire if you plan to use the kit as-is 'State' means 'state of being'. The greater the amp draw on a hidden setup, the more energy it uses.

Olive John

| Nov 12, 2020

This is a great idea! My Jeep Wrangler relay was burned out, and I was able to replace it with this great product

4/5

I have been using for a few months already and it is working just fine. I cut the cables of the connector and plugged it in semi-closed Re-education on a professional level A wiring diagram. Both low and high lights seem to work well so far.