Alpha Series A1005 9006 LED Bulbs
Alpha Series A1005 9006 LED bulbs provide 6500K white light, with copper PCB boards, liquid-filled vacuum tubes and a high-speed dual ball-bearing fan for heat management.
Specifications and Design
- Output: 11,000 lumens
- Bulb beam angle: 360°
- Operating range: 9V–32V
- Protection rating: IP68
- Construction: shock-resistant design
- Electronics: CANBUS-ready design and EMC anti-interference chip
Fitment
Match the installed bulb, connector and retainer, and allow space for the cooling body and rear cover. The housing determines the installed beam pattern; CANBUS-ready electronics do not guarantee freedom from warnings, flicker or radio interference. Follow the lamp assembly’s sealing and installation requirements.
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Does a 2010 Ford F-150 use 9006 headlight bulbs?
No. Ford lists H13 for the original headlamps on the 2010 F-150; 9006 is not the factory headlight bulb size. For an H13 bulb upgrade, view our Alpha Series H13/9008 LED bulbs and confirm housing clearance and electrical requirements before ordering. Aftermarket headlight assemblies can use different bulbs, so check the bulbs and housing fitted to your truck.
🛠️ Where to Check Compatibility
- Consult your vehicle’s owner’s manual under sections like “bulb replacement” or “headlights” to confirm the correct bulb type.
- Use an online bulb finder tool provided by manufacturers such as Sylvania or Philips, entering your vehicle’s make, model, and year to identify compatible bulbs.
- Inspect the existing bulb in your vehicle’s headlamp assembly; the bulb’s base or metal part often has the type (e.g., 9006 or HB4) stamped or printed on it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What bulb base does A1005 use?
A1005 is the Alpha Series 9006/HB4 bulb. Check the marking on the installed bulb, the socket keying and the connector before choosing a replacement.
What colour temperature and voltage range are listed?
This exact A1005 listing specifies 6500K white output and 9–32V operation. Match the connector and lamp-control requirements as well as the voltage.
Does a 9006 bulb marking confirm that an LED will fit inside my housing?
Check the bulb seat, retaining arrangement, cooling-body clearance, wiring and rear cover. The base marking alone does not confirm the space available inside an individual headlight.
Can an aftermarket headlight use a different bulb than the original vehicle?
Yes. Match the bulb and housing fitted to the truck. An OEM bulb lookup describes the original headlight configuration and may not describe an aftermarket replacement assembly.
Does an integrated driver guarantee no bulb warnings or flicker?
Check the particular electrical and lamp-monitoring system. An integrated driver alone does not establish that every vehicle will operate without warnings or flicker.
