LED low beam pack Peugeot 206 (1998 to 2009) - with H7 bulb
Significantly improve your visibility when driving at night or in foggy weather with our LED low beam pack for Peugeot 206 (1998 to 2009). This pack includes 2 H7 Titanium XS LED bulbs, offering a whiter and more powerful light than traditional halogen bulbs, for increased safety and improved driving comfort.
Advantages:
- Intense and white light: Improves visibility, especially in low light conditions.
- Energy efficiency: Reduced consumption compared to traditional halogen bulbs, while offering superior performance.
The LED low beam pack is designed to offer easy installation and an immediate improvement in the lighting of your Peugeot 206. With its 2 H7 LED bulbs, you benefit from improved visibility and more efficient lighting, perfect for night journeys or difficult weather conditions.
- (x2) TITANIUM XS H7 LED Bulbs
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Does my Peugeot 206 have an H4 or H7 bulb?
To find out if your Peugeot 206 is equipped with H4 or H7 bulbs, here are several methods:
Single or double filament bulb?
Consult the vehicle manual
Your vehicle's instruction manual usually contains detailed information about the types of bulbs used for the different lights (low beam, high beam, fog lights, etc.). Check the section related to lighting.
Check directly on the bulb
If you can access your headlights, open the hood and remove a bulb from one of your headlights. The bulb type (H4, H7, etc.) is usually written on the base of the bulb. Here are the main differences:
- H4: double filament bulb (used for both low beam and high beam in a single bulb).
- H7: single filament bulb (one bulb for low beam and another for high beam).
Contact us (AGM Vision)
If you are not sure, we can quickly tell you what type of bulb is installed in your vehicle. Feel free to contact us by sending us a photo of the bulb if possible.
Check the maintenance history
If you have already had bulbs replaced in the past, it is possible that the information is mentioned on the invoice or the vehicle's maintenance record.
In summary, the fastest way is usually to consult the manual or check the bulb itself.