AGS H3 Halogen globe
STANDARD AND HIGH PERFORMANCE AUTOMOTIVE HALOGEN BULBS
Bring on Paris
WITH AGS H3 HALOGEN GLOBES
So Clear
So Bright
So Visible
AGS Halogen headlight bulbs ensure excellent light-beam performance, with up to 1650 Lumens of light, the AGS Halogen H3 globe will allow you to see objects clearly at night. AGS H3 Halogen globes provide warm white light (~3100 K) is less blinding to other drivers at night.
Safety
Halogen
Technology
As electric current is passed through the tungsten wire filament, the filament heats up and glows, thereby producing light.
The tungsten material evaporates in this process but is redeposited on the filament after contact with the inert halogen gas around.
This evaporation and re-deposition cycle eventually deteriorates the filament and causes the bulb to 'burn out'.
Perfect for all
Climates
Whether you're constantly driving amongst
your vehicle's generally exposed to intense
or driving through Sweeping
Sub-zero
temperatures
heat.
Rain
The AGS Halogen Headlights stay fully functional amidst all environments.
ECE
and
Complient
ADR
AGS H3 Halogen Headlight globe is among the safest, easiest and most efficient ways to upgrade your car headlights within legal parameters. AGS globes are fully ECE certified and complies with Australian Driving Rules (ADR).
This ensures that your car will pass roadworthy in all Australian states and territories.
No Radio Interference
The combination of the built-in EMC system and the use of sheild power cables reduces the possibility of radio interference.
ETC Tested
Compatible
With
100%
of onboard Computers
The structure of
AGS H3 Halogen globe
INSTALLATION?
So. So. Simple.
AGS Halogen H3 globes are identical to OEM globes and offer easy PLUG and PLAY installation. It is compatible with all cars with an H3 globe.
So easy. So simple. So fast
Plug and Play
Whats in
the Box
2 x AGS H3 Halogen Globes
H3
Snapshot
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Improved visibility in fog, snow and rain
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Plug & Play Installation, No cutting or professional installation is required
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Electrically Protected against RFI and EM Interference
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Warm white light (~3100 K) with up to 1650 Lumens of light but less dazzling to other drivers at night.
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Up to 500 - 900 hours of use
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AGS H3 Halogen Globe is able to cut through fog and rain more effectively compared to white or blue light.
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ECE and ADR Compliant
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Suitable for cars High/Low beam and Fog light
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High-quality UV-quartz glass for superior shock and temperature resistant
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Warm white halogen globes attracts less insects than bright white lights
Tech Spec
A bright lighting solution
WHICH BULBS SUIT YOUR CAR?
Every vehicle is equipped with several different car light types, each with its own unique and important purposes.
It is very important to know about each of your lights, use them properly, and maintain them frequently.
To learn more about the many types of bulbs and their respective applications in the Front, Interior, and Rear of your vehicle, click on the image below.
USEFUL TIPS
FAQ
What do the codes like H4, H7, H11, P21W/5, etc, mean?
These are universal short codes indicating the bulb type and dimensions. Different vehicles use different bulb types depending on the original lamp design. AGS Halogen Globes feature a wide collection of bulb types, and most of our ranges cover the popular headlamp and fog lamp applications.
Why can't I touch the bulb glass with my fingers? What happens if I do?
When your fingers come into contact with the bulb glass, alkaline compounds and oil residue are transferred onto the glass. When the bulb is in operation, this causes uneven heating at the contact spots, which can weaken the glass structure.
As a result, the bulb lifespan will be reduced, the glass may crack under unstable heat conditions, and in rare severe cases, the bulb may even explode.
Therefore, always use gloves when handling bulbs, and avoid touching the glass with bare hands.
Do I have to change the left and right bulbs at the same time?
We strongly recommended replacing bulbs as a pair, especially for headlamp and fog lamp applications. After a period of usage, bulbs will start to dim. Replacing only one bulb will lead to light imbalance. That’s why our bulbs usually come in a set of 2.