Hella Valuefit Blade Round Driving Lights 7' and 9" versions

SKU:1Fj 357 199-071

£128.33 GBP

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Features Dual colour side lights

Light Sizes 9" Round 7" Round

The new HELLA VALUEFIT Blade series brings powerful light onto the roads and makes a statement on every vehicle thanks to its striking design – whether as a high beam with reference number 25 or 50, or as a position light. The round designs in the two sizes 7" and 9" are available with a chrome or black housing.

However, that's not all: For the first time, HELLA is launching
an amber position light for off-road use. All round designs are therefore also available as a white-amber variant. The best part: you decide which colour it will be when you install it!
The rectangular 9" version with chrome design ring is also available with either a white or amber position light.

You see: There's something for everyone - equip your truck hanger with majestic high performers or give your off-road vehicle a royal makeover.

The HELLA VALUEFIT Blades are the only emblem you need: The auxiliary headlamps combine innovative LED design with razor-sharp contours. The white blades in 7" or 9" accompany you confidently on public roads – as a high beam and position light in one.

Specification

Installation and care

To preserve the quality of your lights, do not utilise a pressure washer on a high setting.

The use of harsh cleaning chemicals can detrimentally effect the appearance and life of the product. Use warm soapy water and a wash brush or clean sponge to thoroughly clean front and back and rising to remove all soap.

With today’s high-quality lighting offering excellent dust and water sealing, lamp failures are rare. One common cause is water tracking through unsealed electrical connections, causing the copper core to blacken. Using waterproof plugs and sockets (superseals or Deutsch connectors) and adhesive heat-shrink sleeving and terminals can prevent this issue.

Additional Information

Condensation is a natural occurrence and is not a cause for concern. These units are designed with vents to accommodate fluctuations in air pressure, which can lead to condensation. When moist air enters the lamp assembly, condensation can form, particularly at low temperatures. This condensation typically manifests as a fine mist on the interior of the lens. However, this mist eventually dissipates and exits through the vents during normal operation.