LED Bulb - PSX26W

This designation means the bulbs are not certified or approved for use on public roads where traffic laws apply. They are intended for use in private areas, off-road trails, or vehicles not legally driven on public streets.

These LED bulbs have an estimated lifespan of 50,000 hours of use.

Installation is generally straightforward as they are designed as direct replacements for PSX26W bulbs. The non-polarized design simplifies the process further.

CANBUS functionality is a feature integrated into the bulb's circuitry designed to prevent the vehicle's onboard computer from detecting the LED bulb as a fault (e.g., a burnt-out bulb), thus avoiding dashboard warning lights.

The bulbs emit a xenon white light with a color temperature of approximately 5500K and have a brightness output of 1900 lumens per bulb.

They are designed to replace PSX26W bulbs and require an input voltage of 10-18V. While CANBUS functionality is included, compatibility with all vehicle systems cannot be guaranteed without potential additional components. Crucially, they are only for off-road use.

Ensure the bulb is properly seated. If the error persists, your vehicle's CANBUS system might be particularly sensitive, and you may need to purchase a separate CANBUS decoder or resistor specifically designed for your vehicle model.

Check that the bulb is seated correctly in the socket. Ensure the vehicle's power is on and the circuit is functional. If the vehicle has CANBUS, try reversing the bulb's orientation (even though non-polarized, some systems can be sensitive) or consider if a CANBUS decoder is needed for your specific vehicle model.

While designed with CANBUS functionality, some vehicles may still display errors due to specific CANBUS system sensitivities. Ensure the bulb is fully seated. If the issue persists, a separate CANBUS decoder/resistor may be required for your vehicle model.

Verify a secure connection between the bulb and the socket. Check the vehicle's voltage supply for stability. Ensure the bulb is not loose in the housing.

Confirm the bulb is installed correctly and oriented to achieve the desired light spread. Ensure no obstructions are blocking the light beam. Check for any damage to the bulb's LED array.