Product Specifications
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MODEL NO. P2-PSX24 |
PRODUCT TYPE LED Headlight Bulbs |
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SOCKET TYPE PSX24 |
COOLING SYSTEM Five-Stage Cooling Circulation System |
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INPUT VOLTAGE DC 9-32V |
COLOR TEMPERATURE 6500K |
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START POWER 110W / Set |
STABLE POWER 80W / Set |
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INPUT CURRENT 4 ± 0.4A at 13.5V |
LED CHIP QUANTITY 2 pcs |
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LED CHIP TYPE Customized 7035 LED Chips |
POLARITY Non-polar |
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INITIAL LUMEN 7,600 lm |
STABLE LUMEN 5,600 lm |

P2 Series PSX24 Compact LED Headlight Bulbs
The P2 Series PSX24 Compact LED Headlight Bulbs combine a space-conscious bulb structure with 6500K white light, DC 9-32V operation, and a multi-path cooling design. This PSX24 configuration uses two Customized 7035 LED Chips. Its quoted electrical figures are 110W start power per set and 80W stable power per set, while the listed light output is 7,600 lm initial and 5,600 lm stable.
The P2 product design places heat management at the center of the bulb construction. Its cooling system connects the LED area, internal heat-transfer components, active fan airflow, and outer cooling surfaces in one complete structure. The product detail below follows the supplied promotional long-image order, beginning with thermal circulation before moving to the light source, power, road illumination, installation, electrical connection, and compact PSX24 configuration.

Five-Stage Cooling Circulation System
The P2 cooling system uses multiple connected routes to move heat away from the LED source and through the bulb body. Internal heat transfer, fan-generated airflow, and external cooling surfaces work together rather than depending on one component alone. This organized structure supports the compact design by distributing thermal management across the bulb's internal and external cooling elements.
Silicone Heat Dissipation and Superconducting Copper Tubes
Silicone heat dissipation helps transfer heat away from the LED light-emitting area. Superconducting copper tubes then guide that heat through the internal structure toward the rear cooling assembly. By creating a connected path from the LED source to the cooling body, these components form an important part of the P2 thermal circulation design.

Double Ball Bearing Fans
Double ball bearing fans provide active airflow through the rear section of the bulb. The fan airflow works with the copper heat-transfer route to help move heat through the cooling structure and toward the outer body. This active airflow complements the aluminum housing, cooling fins, and circular heat pipe as part of the complete P2 thermal layout.

Aerospace Aluminum Housing and Cooling Fins
The aerospace aluminum housing provides the external structure for the rear cooling assembly. Cooling fins around the body create additional surface area for heat release as air passes through the assembly. This finned construction gives the compact PSX24 bulb a structured outer cooling section while keeping the LED chips and electrical connection integrated into one housing.

Circular Heat Pipe Cooling
The circular heat pipe adds an additional heat-transfer route around the cooling structure. It supports thermal circulation within the rear assembly and works alongside the silicone heat-dissipation section, copper tubes, double ball bearing fans, aluminum housing, and cooling fins. Together, these components form the visible cooling architecture shown in the P2 promotional presentation.

Customized 7035 LED Chips and 6500K White Light
Two Customized 7035 LED Chips produce the specified 6500K white light. The chip configuration is stated as a quantity and customized chip type so buyers can identify the LED structure clearly. The chip arrangement is integrated with the PSX24 bulb body to support clean white forward illumination while keeping the light source coordinated with the cooling system behind it.



High Power Lighting Innovation
The product is specified with 110W start power per set and 80W stable power per set. These are set-level values and should not be interpreted as per-bulb power figures. The cooling sections appear before this power information because the connected thermal design supports the compact structure used for the stated electrical specification.


Focused Road Illumination
The PSX24 model is listed at 7,600 lm initial output and 5,600 lm stable output. These figures remain neutral initial and stable lumen values because no high-beam or low-beam lumen split was supplied for this socket type. Together with the 6500K color temperature, the LED configuration is designed to support clear forward road illumination in a compatible PSX24 headlight position.

Quick Plug and Play Installation
The PSX24 socket design supports a straightforward plug-and-play installation process in a matching headlight position. Before final selection, buyers should confirm the original socket type, available headlamp space, and applicable local requirements. This helps ensure the chosen bulb configuration matches the intended vehicle application and physical installation conditions.

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. The confirmed DC 9-32V operating range provides a broad electrical range for compatible applications. These electrical features work alongside the compact bulb structure, allowing the product to keep its customer-facing identity focused on one clear feature: compact design.

Compact PSX24 Headlight Configuration
The P2 Series PSX24 integrates the LED chips, internal heat-transfer components, fan section, cooling fins, circular heat pipe, and socket connection into one compact bulb structure. Headlamp space varies between vehicles, so socket compatibility and physical clearance should be verified before final selection. This keeps the product presentation specific to the confirmed PSX24 configuration without making unsupported universal-fitment claims.









