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ProLumen Tech Corp

We are a professional HID head light and related products manufacturer, for the past 6 years, we have been concentrating on HID lighting products in R&D, manufacture and quality improvement, as a result, our factory have been certified by ISO 9001 and TS 16949, our ballast systems have been approved by E-Mark (E-13) both for 12V and 24V systems.

By now our products have been in the markets successfully all over the world for 4 years, they are supplied to car manufacturer as OEM parts in Taiwan, which means we are beyond the "after market" quality, as for the HID conversion kits, each kit has to pass some very critical testing such as durability, reliability, bulbs light-colour matching..., etc for over 4 hours before they could been delivered to our customers, thus the defeat rate is held under 1%, and that's why our USA ,Japan and Taiwan customers rank us high reputation, with the best quality, competitive price and delicate customer service, you will have the total solution from us.

1) These kits are for off-road use, it is the owners responsibly to ensure they adhere to state and government regulations.

2) These kits are to be installed by a licensed Auto Electrician or similar. This is at the buyer’s expense and responsibility.

3) These kits are not waterproof, any water damage will void warranty.

4) The bulbs need to be handled with a lot of care, clean any surfaces touched with bare hands with spirits and allow to dry.

5) The buyer accepts all responsibility after purchase.

6) No refund or exchange (No Exceptions)

7) 1 year limited warranty, but goods need to be shipped back to Taiwan. If the unit is deemed faulty and ProLumen agree then all postage charges are payable by ProLumen.

These kits retail for over $400 US

$320 delivered anywhere in Australia

The delivery time is approximately 5 – 10 working days depending on what is being manufactured at the time. Please understand that we are dealing directly with the manufacturer and larger orders take precedent over us.

This kit has been fitted to a 2002 BMW 320Ci for the last few days and the results are very impressive. 6000k is very very white with maybe a slight hue of blue. It is much whiter and brighter than Factory Xenon lights such as the Honda Accord Euro.

If you don’t want your HID’s this bright then you can order 4300K.

Orders are being taken now... So please email [email protected] with your name and what type globe you need and what colour temp you require.

Cheers

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You'd need to buy 2 kits if you wanted to do the high beam as well as the Skylines are 2 seperate bulbs.

But honestly, you wouldn't need to do the high beam with these, they're bright enough as it is. In fact you would barely need to use high beam

  • 2 weeks later...

I'm looking for a kit for an R32 GT-R as I have recently had one of the round projector style lights (lowbeam) fail....

is this kit a replacement for these?

and if so do you have any in stock?

thanks....

  • 2 weeks later...

For those of you who have H3c H3b globes, please note H3 should fit fine. Please read below

I only fitted one side but it fits perfect. No mods or anything, I'm

not so sure if there is a difference between H3 and H3C now...at least

I can't tell the difference. Very easy to fit and no modifications. If

they've got questions get them to PM me on SAU (CerealKiller).

Nathan.

On 14/10/05, <[email protected]> wrote:

>Hi Nathan,

>

>Can you confirm the H3 I sold you fits in the R32? I know you wanted a H3C.

>The reason I ask is that I got a few R32 SAU members who want a kit but are

>not sure if the H3 fits.

>

>Cheers

>Gehan

Do u have any on you at the moment. Im assuming they will fit easily into my R33 gtst? if so i can pick up now if you got them. Give me a call on my mobile 0410 580 010 and ill come pick one up tonight if everything is ok.

For those of you who have H3c H3b globes, please note H3 should fit fine. Please read below

I only fitted one side but it fits perfect. No mods or anything, I'm

not so sure if there is a difference between H3 and H3C now...at least

I can't tell the difference. Very easy to fit and no modifications. If

they've got questions get them to PM me on SAU (CerealKiller).

Nathan.

On 14/10/05, <[email protected]> wrote:

>Hi Nathan,

>

>Can you confirm the H3 I sold you fits in the R32? I know you wanted a H3C.

>The reason I ask is that I got a few R32 SAU members who want a kit but are

>not sure if the H3 fits.

>

>Cheers

>Gehan

The main difference between H3 and H3C is that the H3's have a single pin and the H3C's are a dual pin.

H3 are generally for high beam use in the R32 GTS-t as the globe surround is earthed. (meaning the single pin is for your 12V+ supply)

The H3C is for low beam use has 2 pins on the globe. One for 12V+ and one for 12V-

I can't really see a problem with a HID kit in H3 for low beam except that the globe size does differ and can cause problems. EG: aligning the globe and getting it sit correctly and obviously the spring that holds it in place.

Would be interested in one of these but for the price of the unit and not being water proof sort or deters me a little.

Cheers B

just an update, H3C and H3 won't fit. I got the globe type wrong on my projector lamp as I was under the impression that all R32 projectors are H3C (as mentioned many times on SAU). It's not the case. Some projectors are H3 (ring around the projector), H3C (non ringed). Wiring wise you'll have no problem, but the issue is that the H3 globe doesn't fit in the H3C socket.

Anyway, the HIDs are brilliant, a must have for those who drive a lot at night, especially R32 owners.

just an update, H3C and H3 won't fit. I got the globe type wrong on my projector lamp as I was under the impression that all R32 projectors are H3C (as mentioned many times on SAU). It's not the case. Some projectors are H3 (ring around the projector), H3C (non ringed). Wiring wise you'll have no problem, but the issue is that the H3 globe doesn't fit in the H3C socket.

Anyway, the HIDs are brilliant, a must have for those who drive a lot at night, especially R32 owners.

You sort of lost me there CK???

I am running H3's instead of my H3C's at the moment (not as HID) but for my high and low beams as it was the cheapest way to get better lighting.

Is this just relevant for HID conversions and not the stock assembly???

Cheers B

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