Amio U-Type wipers are flat "banana" type wipers with a standard hook mount. The new generation of flat wipers, thanks to flexible rails embedded in the rubber of the blade, is a real revolution in its industry. The highest quality and attention to detail will enable trouble-free use of the...
Professional converter model 1068 for xenon lighting with a power of 35W. The converter is equipped with a CANBUS bus and closed in a metal, hermetic housing. It works very well with car computers without causing a burnt-out bulb error or power cut-off. It can be used as a replacement in cars...
Xenon lighting has higher luminous efficiency compared to traditional halogen lamps. While a halogen lamp produces 1,500 lm while consuming 55 W, a xenon lamp produces, depending on its color temperature, approximately 3,200 lm while consuming 35 W and heats up much less. These lamps have a long...
Xenon lighting has higher luminous efficiency compared to traditional halogen lamps. While a halogen lamp produces 1500 lm while consuming 55 W, a xenon lamp produces, depending on its color temperature, about 3200 lm while consuming 35 W and heats up much less. These lamps have a long service...
Xenon lighting has higher luminous efficiency compared to traditional halogen lamps. While a halogen lamp produces 1500 lm while consuming 55 W, a xenon lamp produces, depending on its color temperature, about 3200 lm while consuming 35 W and heats up much less. These lamps have a long service...
Xenon lighting has higher luminous efficiency compared to traditional halogen lamps. While a halogen lamp produces 1500 lm while consuming 55 W, a xenon lamp produces, depending on its color temperature, about 3200 lm while consuming 35 W and heats up much less. These lamps have a long service...
Xenon lighting has higher luminous efficiency compared to traditional halogen lamps. While a halogen lamp produces 1500 lm while consuming 55 W, a xenon lamp produces, depending on its color temperature, about 3200 lm while consuming 35 W and heats up much less. These lamps have a long service...
Xenon lighting has higher luminous efficiency compared to traditional halogen lamps. While a halogen lamp produces 1500 lm while consuming 55 W, a xenon lamp produces, depending on its color temperature, approximately 3200 lm while consuming 35 W and heats up much less. These lamps have a long...
Xenon lighting has higher luminous efficiency compared to traditional halogen lamps. While a halogen lamp produces 1500 lm while consuming 55 W, a xenon lamp produces, depending on its color temperature, about 3200 lm while consuming 35 W and heats up much less. These lamps are characterized by a...
Xenon lighting has higher luminous efficiency compared to traditional halogen lamps. While a halogen lamp produces 1500 lm while consuming 55 W, a xenon lamp produces, depending on its color temperature, about 3200 lm while consuming 35 W and heats up much less. These lamps are characterized by a...
Xenon lighting has higher luminous efficiency compared to traditional halogen lamps. While a halogen lamp produces 1500 lm while consuming 55 W, a xenon lamp produces, depending on its color temperature, about 3200 lm while consuming 35 W and heats up much less. These lamps are characterized by a...
Xenon lighting has higher luminous efficiency compared to traditional halogen lamps. While a halogen lamp produces 1500 lm while consuming 55 W, a xenon lamp produces, depending on its color temperature, about 3200 lm while consuming 35 W and heats up much less. These lamps are characterized by a...
Xenon lighting has higher luminous efficiency compared to traditional halogen lamps. While a halogen lamp produces 1500 lm while consuming 55 W, a xenon lamp produces, depending on its color temperature, about 3200 lm while consuming 35 W and heats up much less. These lamps are characterized by a...
Xenon lighting has higher luminous efficiency compared to traditional halogen lamps. While a halogen lamp produces 1500 lm while consuming 55 W, a xenon lamp produces, depending on its color temperature, approximately 3200 lm while consuming 35 W and heats up much less. These lamps are...
Xenon lighting has higher luminous efficiency compared to traditional halogen lamps. While a halogen lamp produces 1500 lm while consuming 55 W, a xenon lamp produces, depending on its color temperature, about 3200 lm while consuming 35 W and heats up much less. These lamps are characterized by a...
Xenon lighting has higher luminous efficiency compared to traditional halogen lamps. While a halogen lamp produces 1500 lm while consuming 55 W, a xenon lamp produces, depending on its color temperature, about 3200 lm while consuming 35 W and heats up much less. These lamps are characterized by a...
Xenon lighting has higher luminous efficiency compared to traditional halogen lamps. While a halogen lamp produces 1500 lm while consuming 55 W, a xenon lamp produces, depending on its color temperature, about 3200 lm while consuming 35 W and heats up much less. These lamps are characterized by a...
Xenon lighting has higher luminous efficiency compared to traditional halogen lamps. While a halogen lamp produces 1500 lm while consuming 55 W, a xenon lamp produces, depending on its color temperature, about 3200 lm while consuming 35 W and heats up much less. These lamps are characterized by a...
Xenon lighting has higher luminous efficiency compared to traditional halogen lamps. While a halogen lamp produces 1500 lm while consuming 55 W, a xenon lamp produces, depending on its color temperature, about 3200 lm while consuming 35 W and heats up much less. These lamps are characterized by a...
Xenon lighting has higher luminous efficiency compared to traditional halogen lamps. While a halogen lamp produces 1,500 lm while consuming 55 W, a xenon lamp produces, depending on its color temperature, approximately 3,200 lm while consuming 35 W and heats up much less. These lamps are...
Xenon lighting has higher luminous efficiency compared to traditional halogen lamps. While a halogen lamp produces 1500 lm while consuming 55 W, a xenon lamp produces, depending on its color temperature, approximately 3200 lm while consuming 35 W and heats up much less. These lamps are...
Xenon lighting has higher luminous efficiency compared to traditional halogen lamps. While a halogen lamp produces 1500 lm while consuming 55 W, a xenon lamp produces, depending on its color temperature, about 3200 lm while consuming 35 W and heats up much less. These lamps are characterized by a...
Xenon lighting has higher luminous efficiency compared to traditional halogen lamps. While a halogen lamp produces 1500 lm while consuming 55 W, a xenon lamp produces, depending on its color temperature, about 3200 lm while consuming 35 W and heats up much less. These lamps have a long service...
Xenon lighting has higher luminous efficiency compared to traditional halogen lamps. While a halogen lamp produces 1,500 lm while consuming 55 W, a xenon lamp produces, depending on its color temperature, approximately 3,200 lm while consuming 35 W and heats up much less. These lamps have a long...