H10 halogen bulb – 42W

The H10 halogen bulb is used for fog lights on certain American and European vehicles. It operates at 12V with a power of 42W. The H10 base (PY20d) is specific and must not be confused with the HB3. It is found on Jeep, Chrysler and certain Peugeot/Citroën models. Consult the AGM Vision technical sheet to check compatibility with your vehicle.

Access the rear of the headlight, disconnect the connector, remove the cover and the fastening system. Take out the worn bulb and insert the new H10 without touching the glass with your fingers. Reassemble and check operation. The operation takes 10 to 20 minutes. Change both sides for uniform lighting. AGM Vision provides technical sheets with instructions by vehicle.

Depending on the reference, the H10 bulb may exist in a standard version (identical replacement), long life (reinforced filament, increased service life), high performance (+100%, +130% lumens) and white xenon effect (5000K-6000K). The standard and xenon effect versions are ECE approved for road use. AGM Vision indicates the versions available on each product sheet.

The standard H10 bulb lasts on average 500 to 800 hours. Long-life versions reach 1200 to 1500 hours. Lifespan depends on vibrations, the number of switching-on cycles, and the quality of the electrical circuit. For vehicles subject to strong vibrations (off-road, commercial vehicles), long-life versions are recommended. AGM Vision guarantees its bulbs.

The H10 is a relatively rare reference in a classic auto parts store. Some auto centers do not stock it on the shelf. AGM Vision keeps this reference in permanent stock in France, with shipping within 24/48h and payment in 3x or 4x free of charge from €45.

The standard H10 and xenon-effect bulbs bearing the ECE marking are road-approved and pass the technical inspection. High-power versions that do not comply with the original wattage are not approved. Check for the presence of the E marking followed by a number on the glass. AGM Vision clearly indicates the approval of each bulb on its technical data sheet.