Antique Light Bulb Co.
Antique Light Bulb Co. 9004 65/45W 12V Halogen Xenon Clear Automotive Standard Bulb
65/45 W 12 V halogen xenon bulb with 1200 lumens and P29t base for standard 9004 headlight fitment
- TypeAutomotive Bulbs
- Wattage65
- OEM 9004 fitment for direct replacement
- 1200 lumens output for brighter downroad visibility
- Xenon halogen technology reduces glare to oncoming traffic
- 65/45 watt dual-beam covers high and low functions
- 12 volt axial prefocus base ensures precise filament alignment
9004 Halogen Xenon Headlamp Bulb
The Antique Light Bulb Co. 9004 halogen xenon bulb fits the standard P29t axial prefocus base used in many 12 V automotive headlamp assemblies. It produces 1200 lumens from a 65 W high beam and 45 W low beam configuration for direct replacement of original equipment.
Thermal and Power Characteristics
Operating at 65 watts on high beam and 45 watts on low beam, the bulb draws typical halogen current from a 12 volt vehicle system. Heat output follows conventional halogen levels and the xenon fill gas helps maintain consistent filament performance without additional cooling requirements.
Replaces Dim or Aged 9004 Halogen Units
This bulb upgrades vehicles originally equipped with standard 9004 halogen lamps that have yellowed or lost output over time. The xenon clear design increases downroad visibility without adding glare, making the swap worthwhile when existing lamps no longer project sufficient light for safe night driving.
Highlights
- OEM 9004 fitment for direct replacement
- 1200 lumens output for brighter downroad visibility
- Xenon halogen technology reduces glare to oncoming traffic
- 65/45 watt dual-beam covers high and low functions
- 12 volt axial prefocus base ensures precise filament alignment
Specifications
| Brand | Bulbamerica |
|---|---|
| Type | Automotive Bulbs |
| Wattage | 65 |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 9004 bulb and which step is often missed?
Align the P29t axial prefocus base tabs with the headlamp socket slots, push straight in until the retainer clicks, then reconnect the wiring harness — skipping the click check leaves the bulb loose.
What replacement will this 12 V halogen xenon bulb need over time?
The filament degrades after typical halogen life; replace the bulb when output drops below the rated 1200 lumens or the beam pattern becomes uneven.
What limit appears first during extended night driving with the 65/45 W high/low beams?
Heat buildup in the headlamp housing is the first constraint; prolonged high-beam use at 65 W can exceed the reflector's thermal margin.
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