Philips Ultinon Pro6000 LED bulb kits – H1, H4 & H7

1. Scan the QR code on the top of the product packaging, then download and print the approval certificate. This certificate must be kept with you in the vehicle at all times. This document must be presented in case of inspection by the authorities.
2. Retrieve the sticker provided in the bulb packaging. You must then stick it inside, next to the engine compartment. This sticker must be visible for quick identification by the authorities.
3. Install the bulbs in your car.

The bulb base is determined by your vehicle. Consult the owner’s manual, which indicates the bulb type for each light (low beam, high beam, fog light). You can also remove the existing bulb and read the engraved reference on the base. The H7 is the most common on modern cars (single filament, separate optics). The H4 equips vehicles with a combined headlamp (low beam + high beam in a single bulb). The H1 is used on some high beams and fog lights. If in doubt, contact the AGM Vision technical service with the make and model of your vehicle.

The connection ring type depends on the shape of the bulb holder in your headlights. Philips offers types D, E, H, I, K and P, each designed for a specific optics profile. The P type is the most common and fits many European vehicles. Philips publishes a compatibility list by vehicle make and model, indicating the ring type required. If your vehicle is not on the list or if in doubt, first try installing the LED kit without a ring: if the bulb is held correctly, the ring is not necessary.

Yes, the Philips Ultinon Pro6000 Boost offer a significant brightness gain compared to the original halogens. The H7 kit at 3 100 lumens produces about twice as much light as a standard H7 halogen bulb (1 500 lumens). The H4 Gen2 kit at 3 300 lumens also outperforms H4 halogens. Beyond the amount of light, the 5 800 K color temperature (cool white) provides better contrast and a sharper perception of obstacles than a yellow halogen (3 200 K), while consuming less energy (30W vs 55W).

Yes, it is highly recommended to replace both bulbs at the same time, which is why Philips kits are sold in pairs. Two main reasons: first, having an LED on one side and a halogen on the other would create a very visible asymmetry in color and intensity (white on the left, yellow on the right). Then, for road safety reasons, the lighting must be uniform on both sides. Replacing them as a pair guarantees a symmetrical and uniform beam, compliant with the ECE approval of the Philips Ultinon Pro6000.

The installation of approved Philips LED kits should not affect your vehicle’s manufacturer’s warranty, as the Ultinon Pro6000 are ECE-certified products and compliant with European standards. However, each manufacturer has its own warranty conditions. If in doubt, consult your dealer. Philips kits benefit from their own 3-year Philips warranty, which covers any manufacturing defect of the LED bulbs. AGM Vision, as an authorized reseller, provides after-sales service and replacement under warranty.