H9 THALLIUM LED Bulb 85 WATTS, 16,000 LUMENS, WHITE 6500K - Motorcycle & Quad
H9 LED, extreme power, wide and far lighting, rather recommended for competition.
The H9 Thallium LED has the maximum admissible power, without risk to your vehicle's electronics.
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AGM Vision Competition: LED H9 THALLIUM
The H9 Thallium LED could be summed up in a single word : EXTREME. Its name is related to a highly toxic poison : you will understand why later. The specifications of the H9 Thallium LED bulb have not undergone any restriction as regards the deployment of luminous power. With such instructions, the use of this kind of LED is not to be put into just anyone’s hands : the brightness is such that precision is, of course, more difficult to master, which is perfectly logical.
We recommend this LED mainly for low beams, but only if the headlight optics are projector lenses. It must not be used on reflector headlights, because its power is too high. On the other hand, it is ideal for high beams, where it can express its full potential, whether with reflector or projector headlights.
The H9 Thallium LED bulb is the most powerful in our entire range, with 85 watts and 16 000 raw Lumens per bulb, i.e. 170 Watts and 32 000 raw Lumens for 2 bulbs. It is far ahead on the podium of the most powerful LEDs, without having the obligation to change the gauge of the electrical power supply wires. Intended for enthusiasts of extreme light for competition, rally, not forgetting Off Road.
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Comparison LED H9 approved vs LED H9 Thallium
As you can see in the attached photo, the difference between a Homologated LED and a competition LED is more than obvious. We decided to carry out this test to show you how important the contrast is between these two worlds. This is not intended to say that a Homologated H9 LED bulb does not illuminate well, but only to allow you to visually see the power and the impressive size of the light spectrum of the H9 Thallium LED bulb compared to a homologated H9 LED bulb. Conversely, the latter perfectly respects the shape and size of the original spectrum; only its light intensity is higher than an original halogen bulb, as well as its color being whiter.
Test result carried out at 4 meters distance with a Peugeot 206 headlight optic:
High beam: 5300 LUX peak for the H7 Thallium LED
Low beam: 3200 LUX peak for the Homologated H7 LED
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H9 LED Thallium: Incredible vision! Like in broad daylight
The H9 Thallium LED bulb features 6000K white lighting, ultra powerful and incomparable. Compared to a standard LED, such a light output was not even imaginable before, without resorting to the use of additional LED lighting, such as an LED light bar or LED bar.This H9 Thallium LED bulb is a real treat in the countryside or for those who live in mountainous regions. The advantage of the H9 Thallium LED bulb lies essentially in its 85-watt power and the choice of the LED chip (wide hybrid spectrum exploited to its maximum). The combo of the two provides lighting without shadow zones: the slightest millimeter of asphalt will be filled with light. With such light intensity, your field of vision will be extra wide, but also very far.Usually, with a classic LED, a trade-off is always observed: the light cannot be distributed everywhere, either far or wide, but not with a very good level in each area. The H9 Thallium LED also proves to be a very good ally for erasing existing lighting defects.
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H9 LED Thallium: Arsenal of the Best Technologies
The Thallium H9 LED bulb is truly designed like a race car. Of course, it innovates with the best current technologies as well as the most high-end materials, essential for such a level of performance and fail-safe reliability.
We of course find the Multi Tube Copper with Liquid Sodium system, already known on the Millenium 2, as well as the addition of a high-capacity aluminum heatsink, here specially integrated into this LED to multiply heat extraction, not forgetting the use of rare and precious minerals such as graphene, making it possible to improve the overall thermoelectric conductivity in an extraordinary way.
Despite what one might think, the Thallium H9 LED hardly heats up compared to a standard halogen bulb. Also, there is no risk for your connectors as well as for your wiring harness: we are still below the manufacturer’s safety margins.
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H9 LED Thallium: New high-performance CAN-Bus
The main advantage of the H9 Thallium LED bulb is its very high power. Usually, an LED is considered low consumption, but when it comes to the H9 Thallium LED, this is not really the case, it's actually quite the opposite, as the consumption is higher than the original. However, this parameter gives it great anti-error capability. Thanks to this, error problems related to low electrical consumption are mostly inhibited. After several tests on vehicles with complex electronics, the H9 Thallium LED appears as one of the LED most suitable for solving "burnt out bulb" error problems, especially on Volkswagen, Audi, Skoda.
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LED H9 Thallium: AGM Vision Test Bench
After several months of testing and many updates before its release, the H9 Thallium LED bulb has continuously increased its luminous performance, reaching today its peak around 16 000 raw Lumens per bulb (theoretical Lumens without energy loss). To confirm the achieved performance, we carried out a validation test in real conditions in our internal laboratory using our calibrated IES radio spectrometer sphere. This test allows us to measure the actual Lumens with all constraints, that is to say: thermal, electrical, and mechanical. Nothing to do with raw Lumens which are theoretical calculated Lumens.
- 1st H9 Thallium LED: 6790.30 actual Lumens measured by AGM Vision
- 2nd H9 Millenium 2 LED: 5765.70 actual Lumens measured by AGM Vision
- 3rd H9 Titanium XS LED: 3900.70 actual Lumens measured by AGM Vision
- Philips approved H7 LED: 1332.30 actual Lumens measured by AGM Vision