Load image into Gallery viewer, P2 Series H11 Non-Polar LED Headlight Bulbs
Load image into Gallery viewer, P2 Series H11 Non-Polar LED Headlight Bulbs
Load image into Gallery viewer, P2 Series H11 Non-Polar LED Headlight Bulbs
Load image into Gallery viewer, P2 Series H11 Non-Polar LED Headlight Bulbs
Load image into Gallery viewer, P2 Series H11 Non-Polar LED Headlight Bulbs
Load image into Gallery viewer, P2 Series H11 Non-Polar LED Headlight Bulbs
Load image into Gallery viewer, P2 Series H11 Non-Polar LED Headlight Bulbs
Load image into Gallery viewer, P2 Series H11 Non-Polar LED Headlight Bulbs
Load image into Gallery viewer, P2 Series H11 Non-Polar LED Headlight Bulbs

P2 Series H11 Non-Polar LED Headlight Bulbs

Key Features

• Five-stage cooling circulation supports structured heat transfer
• Silicone and copper tubes move heat from the LED core
• Double ball bearing fans provide active cooling airflow
• Aluminum fins and a circular heat pipe release heat
• Two Customized 7035 LED chips produce 6500K white light
• 110W start and 80W stable power are rated per set
• 7,600 lm initial and 5,600 lm stable light output
• H11 plug-and-play design supports straightforward installation
• Non-polar connection and DC 9-32V operation
• Compact H11 housing supports clearance-conscious upgrades

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Product Specifications

MODEL NO.
P2-H11
PRODUCT TYPE
LED Headlight Bulbs
SOCKET TYPE
H11
COOLING SYSTEM
Five-Stage Cooling Circulation System
INPUT VOLTAGE
DC 9-32V
COLOR TEMPERATURE
6500K
START POWER
110W / Set
STABLE POWER
80W / Set
INPUT CURRENT
4 ± 0.4A at 13.5V
LED CHIP QUANTITY
2 pcs
LED CHIP TYPE
Customized 7035 LED Chips
POLARITY
Non-polar
INITIAL LUMEN
7,600 lm
STABLE LUMEN
5,600 lm

P2 Series LED Headlight Bulbs

P2 Series H11 Non-Polar LED Headlight Bulbs

The P2 Series H11 Non-Polar LED Headlight Bulbs combine a compact LED headlight structure with 6500K white light, DC 9-32V operation, and a multi-path thermal design. This H11 configuration uses two Customized 7035 LED Chips and is specified with 110W start power per set and 80W stable power per set. Its quoted output is 7,600 lm initial and 5,600 lm stable, giving buyers clear product information without placing lumen figures in the customer-facing product name.

The product detail follows the supplied promotional long-image sequence: cooling construction first, then LED light source and power information, followed by road illumination, installation, electrical connection, and a cautious H11 configuration close. The thermal system is an important part of the product because it links the LED source, internal heat-transfer path, fan airflow, and outer cooling structure into one compact headlight assembly.

LED Headlight Bulbs

Five-Stage Cooling Circulation System

The P2 cooling concept is built around connected thermal paths rather than a single cooling part. Heat is guided away from the LED area, transferred through the internal structure, moved by active airflow, and released through the external body. The supplied visual panels show four major cooling elements in sequence. They are presented below as separate sections, without assigning first-stage or second-stage labels to the individual components.

Silicone Heat Dissipation and Superconducting Copper Tubes

The thermal route begins near the LED source. Silicone heat dissipation helps transfer heat away from the light-emitting area, while superconducting copper tubes guide that heat through the body of the bulb. This route connects the LED section with the larger cooling assembly, helping the product manage heat through a structured internal path instead of concentrating it at the front of the lamp.

Silicone Heat Dissipation and Copper Heat Tubes

Double Ball Bearing Fans

Double ball bearing fans provide active airflow through the rear cooling section. The airflow works with the internal heat-transfer route to move heat away from the bulb body and toward the external cooling surfaces. Rather than acting as a standalone feature, the fan assembly is part of the complete circulation system, supporting the copper tubes, aluminum housing, fins, and circular heat pipe.

Double Ball Bearing Fans

Aerospace Aluminum Housing and Cooling Fins

The aerospace aluminum housing forms the outer structure of the cooling assembly. Its cooling fins provide additional exterior surface area around the bulb body, helping heat disperse as air moves through the rear section. This finned aluminum construction supports the compact H11 design while providing an organized external location for thermal release.

Aerospace Aluminum Housing and Cooling Fins

Circular Heat Pipe Cooling

The circular heat pipe adds an additional route around the cooling structure. This encircling component supports heat circulation within the rear assembly and complements the silicone heat-dissipation section, copper tubes, active fan airflow, and finned aluminum body. Together, these visible thermal components create the cooling architecture shown in the P2 promotional presentation.

Circular Heat Pipe Cooling

Customized 7035 LED Chips and 6500K White Light

The H11 version uses two Customized 7035 LED Chips to produce 6500K white light. The chip configuration is stated clearly as a quantity and a customized chip type, allowing buyers to identify the LED structure without presenting the chip-size designation as a public chip brand. The LED arrangement works with the H11 bulb construction to support clear forward headlight illumination with a clean white appearance.

Four GC-7035 LED Chips with 6500K OutputP2 Series LED headlight bulb low beam patternP2 Series LED headlight bulb high beam pattern

High Power Lighting Innovation

The stated electrical performance is 110W start power per set and 80W stable power per set. Both figures are shown at set level and are not presented as per-bulb ratings. The cooling layout is placed before this power section because its connected heat-transfer paths support the compact construction used for the stated operating specification. This gives wholesale buyers a straightforward way to review the power information alongside the bulb's thermal design.

Intelligent Power DecodingHigh Power Lighting Innovation

Focused Road Illumination

The quoted light output is 7,600 lm initial and 5,600 lm stable. These values are kept as initial and stable lumen figures only because no high-beam or low-beam lumen split was supplied for this H11 configuration. Combined with the 6500K white-light specification, the LED source is designed to support clear forward road illumination in a compatible H11 headlight position.

Focused Road Illumination

Quick Plug and Play Installation

The H11 socket design supports a straightforward plug-and-play installation process. The bulb is intended to connect through the matching H11 headlight position without adding unnecessary complexity to the product presentation. Before purchase or installation, buyers should still confirm the vehicle's original socket type, available headlamp space, and applicable local requirements.

How to install LED headlight bulbs

Non-Polar Design and DC 9-32V Operation

The non-polar design removes the need to distinguish between positive and negative plug orientation during connection. This is the single differentiating feature used in the H11 product title. The DC 9-32V operating range remains a separate electrical advantage within the product specification, offering a broad voltage range for compatible applications while keeping the product naming focused on one clear feature.

P2 Series LED headlight bulbs for more reliable performance

Compact H11 Headlight Configuration

The P2 Series H11 combines the LED source, heat-transfer components, fan section, fins, and H11 connection in one compact bulb structure. Vehicle headlamp space can vary by application, so buyers should verify socket compatibility and physical clearance before final selection. This keeps the product page specific to the confirmed H11 configuration without making universal-fitment claims.

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