do these bulbs shine blue? i didnt see and kelvin rating any where so im not sure
750869
No, the blue tint on the bulbs are used to filter out the yellow from standard halogen bulbs. They instead emit a bright, white color.
750870
Well I thought I was getting the hella blue h4 bulbs I got screwed, they turned out to be white not blue.
750871
Light emitted is whiter than standard halogens, but still not pure daylight white. I believe the color temp on these bulbs is around 3100 vs around 2700 for regular halogens. If you seek pure daylight white, try PIAA Extreme White. PIAA's are considerably more costly.
89904
When I ordered the bulbs, I believe it was just regular bulbs; not the blue one. Sorry, it's been awhile and I'm pretty sure no blue bulbs were incuded.
1064756
I will have to check I have not put them on car yet...I did take them out of box and they look awesome very pleased.....I'm almost certain new bulbs are in them ....I will confirm tonight
1983046
At 3000K, this bulb is closer to pure white light than 2700K bulbs, but it still maintains a warm appearance. Anything above 3500K will start to appear slightly blue. At 4500K, you will definitely notice a more blue hue.
11927
assuming you have OEM bulbs, the BRIGHTNESS is the same; it's the TEMPERATURE that is different. To my eyes, I believe that they have a slightly warmer glow.
2072062
I wish I could answer this for you but I received bulbs totally different than what I thought they were. I have no idea how to use these, sorry.
1322055
Hi, they have a slight bluish hue at night. They are brighter than stock bulbs. I would recommend if you don't use daytime running lights.
1788776
I found on the internet that the +C may mean the bulb is coated to reduce heat to the fixture.. if that's the case then consider that these bulbs are only 3W, and produce very little heat.. make your own decision from there....
1217249
Yes and they are a bright white. I had blue bulbs and never again. Blue bulbs are a hazard because you cant see anything. These are a bright white that you will see reflecting a long ways off.
1213239
Please note these are 12V bulbs, not 120V bulbs. That said, I have no way of measuring the color temperature of the bulbs but from my experience with others I'd say these are about 6000k.
606067
Are you asking for the Kelvin color or for the Lumens? Neither is listed on the package, but the light is warm white is probably around 4000K (not too warm). The lumens are low and equivalent to a 40W bulb.
2030756
If they match the cross reference number from stock '02 bulbs and stock '13 bulbs, then yes!! I am very happy with the white hint of blue bulbs that I purchased.
1586918
They do not give off any blue tint. These are a very crisp white, closer to yellow than blue. These are the best legal 9007 bulbs I have found. In many states the blue tinted lights are illegal. Blue lights also give off less visible light than yellow/white lights, so avoid them not only for being annoying but also for being hazardous. These bulbs will not blind people or get you pulled over, and every car I've used them on has had great results (also have some friends that use them). Keep in mind that these bulbs don't last as long as others as the filament burns hotter I believe. I spend about 9 months a year driving 1.5 hours a night for various work projects and these are my bulb of choice. Hope this helps!
2251069
Adam, Hydrofarm's website has it listed as "full spectrum daylight" - 6400 Kelvin.....double check to be sure...mine was doa and they were out of them so I went with another bulb.
726791
They are rated the same as OEM halogen bulbs, which is excellent considering they are tinted. Often the blue tinting that makes them whiter shortens the life dramatically to less than half OEM.
701735
Mine are pure, clean and bright white with no trace of blue...but I would not call the light 'warm.'
631612
I don't know what the lumens or kelvin numbers are for the LED's, but I can tell you it's the difference between night & day. I put that set in my 08 ram and people notice it right away. Regards, Dan