TATA TIGOR XZ+ FOG BULB UPGRADED TO OSRAM H11 46211CW LED BULB. SUITABLE FOR HARRIER, SAFARI, NEXON 

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Go for osram 4300k HID 35 WATT

@@Anujj444 Install it only if you have projector. Don`t put it in reflector based headlight.

No need of relay as power drawn is not much. If you want to install high watt hid kit of 35 or 55 watt then only relay will be required.

90/100 bulb with relay kit will be good

@@PRATHMH Thanks for quick response. Please suggest any from osram. I don't know. Local shop may cheat. So please sir suggest me exactly if possible from osram. Or anything as per you. Please.... waiting for your response.

@@ashursp Search over amazon. They have pretty good & many products from reputed make like osram/ philips of 90/100 watts. Even local accessory shops will also have. Ask for original bulb & relay harness kit. Total setup should cost you max 1500 Rs. (500rs bulb+1000 relay kit).

I know but I wanted better light output n white light. This bulb have increased light output over stock fog bulb

@@PRATHMH It is true. Stock fog lamp output is not at all good. They are 19W Halogen bulbs..... Me too ordered for my NEXON, along with I order yellow tint film which can be applied on fog lamp to make led light yellowish... Yet to install those....

@@kranthikiran.a Yes. This led bulb are good Only if roads are well marked n have proper reflectors but in rain n fogs visibility will be total zero. This where stock halogen bulbs trumps this white light but in dry wheather, this works very good improving visibility to large extent. Put hid kit in low beam of your car. Low beam with hid + fog with led combo will be great in term of road visibility in night

Koi issue nahi aya he ab tak. Ordered this bulb in August 2021. Done multiple nights drives. Some up to 6-7 hrs straight. No issue of dust getting inside lens/ light assembly found. Bahar fan jo diya he usse andar dust nahi jata. Its for cooling. plus see video again. Bulb assembly is same as stock with rubber seal so no chance any dust goin in.

Your knowledge is correct & i agree on that. But i wanted to have all white light output & that is reason i went for LED in fogs. Unfortunately, we don`t have LED with 4300k else would have bought that. And this is reason, i dont recommend this lights in low beam projector.

@@PRATHMH The long wavelengths (reds, oranges, yellows) penetrate more and scatter back less than the shorter wavelengths (greens, blues). Red is already used for tail-lights. Yellow/Orange "Selective Yellow" is then a compromise for being the most visible, without blinding the driver, and not looking like a tail-light. Thanks.

You can add separate switch near console. If you have budget get hid kit with project fog + Relay wire kit. it will cost you around 7-8k. Else, buy OEM fog lamp housing from boodmo & this LED. Visit nearby accessory shop. They will do all wiring & switch placement in cabin.

Actually this led bulbs heats up. I tried using yellow colour transparent sheet but results were not that good. Better buy yellow bulbs or 3000 -4300k bulbs.

You can buy from Ulgare. link : www.uglare.com/product/fog-projector-lens/

Thank you.

There is screw behind fog light, in vertical orientation. Just rotate it. Better do this in night with bumper installed. Else it will make issue in light throw

See replacing halogen bulbs with this OSRAM LED can solve your 80% issue related to poor light output of fogs. But there is catch. TATA fogs are good quality (in terms of reflector design) while i am not aware if s cross gets similar type or not (I seen on wagon r/ baleno n they are like candle lights). If they are kind of similar like tata, then no need to spend on HID with projector as it will be hell of DIY while installing this bulbs will be just plug & play. This LED in fogs resolved my light output requirement.

@@PRATHMH Yes, Maruti uses standard component across its model range and SCross fogs (supplied by Lumax) would be similar to Baleno. Ideal way is to test OSRAMs with SCross lamps to check its efficacy and then order accordingly. Do you know anyone using these in a Maruti model? That should give some clue. Thanks.

One more reason for candle lights could be the poor quality OEM halogen bulb.

@@PRATHMH Did you compare OSRAMs wtih Philips Ultinon Pro9000 LED?

@@vktycoon Well, i did some research & found reflector design is not so good for fog lamps offered in Maruti cars as compared to Tata cars which has very good reflector design even though both are manufactured by Lumax. I suggest, install this LED bulb in stock fog assembly & see how it performs. See below link from tbhp where this guy who has XL6 with shitty company fitting LED fogs (no offense but they are just for bling, i decided to install them in Tigor but thank god i din`t installed them else it would be total waste of money) changed to valeo fogs (809 Rs a piece) which has very good reflector design same like the one offered in tata cars by lumax with osram LED. It will help you out. www.team-bhp.com/forum/test-drives-initial-ownership-reports/225356-my-first-car-2020-maruti-suzuki-xl6-alpha-mt-review-56.html#post5217961

Thanks.

its pretty easy. If you are newbie, remove complete bumper, then remove stock bulbs from fogs & replace with new LED bulbs. As i did not wanted to remove bumper, i just opened upper bolts & then partially opened front bumper.

I installed uglare hid kit in low beam. I will recommend not to put led in low beam. I tested leds in fogs lamp and during heavy rain, light visibility was almost zero.

@@PRATHMH thanks for sharing valuable information

on this August end, it will complete 3 years since i bought them. Still Working excellent without any flaws since more than . No change in light intensity. Go for it. Highly recommended.

Well, i have not done that kind of harsh testing on this bulbs as the location where this bulbs installed in fogs light housing will remain pretty dry & no water will go up to that level until n unless i submerge my car in 3-4 ft of water. In that case any car`s engine will also gets damaged so don`t worry & install them. Plus, now days all cars get full wheel arch on front tyre side with pretty good covering from front bumper bottom side. Check you car`s front section from bottom, you will get idea. I driven car in pretty harsh rains yet no such issues faced. If you install led without fans, you may face issue as LED generates lot of heat & good LED bulbs always comes with COOLING FANS. The one with heat sinks are not that effective as per my observation.

@@PRATHMH The problem is not with the wheel arch throwing water but the gc itself being very low 🤣. How much did they costed for you ?

@@worthybeing 😂😂 No comments in that case as my car GC is 170 mm plus this fogs will be above that so good 250-270 mm above ground. It costed me 3299₹ when I bought, but now prices are skyrocketed close to orginal price 😂😂. Last time when I checked for my frnd, it was 5400₹. Only issue you may face with external fan only as bulb unit remain waterproof inside light housing. Don't think much if you really wanted to install them 😂. It's really worth (at discounted price only).

@@PRATHMH Yeah at discounted price only. Not sure why it skyrocketed 🥺.

@@worthybeing they are in demand. At 5400₹, I will rather recommend you to get projector fogs+ hid kit from blaze india. In that case, your worry related to waterproofing will also be resolved.

You can check accessories shop near kasarwadi. Personal I prefer diy method as I first handedly experienced how competent this accessory installer are 😂.

@@PRATHMH thanks bhai

Yes. If you have projector in headlight, get hid kit.

@@PRATHMH sir I have normal headlight sir..could you please tell me the led bulb type that fits in the normal headlight sir.

I will not recommend to install this led in low beam. Rather install hid kit 55 watt, 5500k. Reason being, in fogs, heavy rain light output is completely zero. This LED are good Only if you drive on express way where roads are properly marked, have reflectors. Recently I traveled in heavy rain. So in terms of light visibility high beam>hid kit in low beam>led bulbs. in fogs. In dry wheather, low beam hid+ led fogs gives very good visibility.

​@@PRATHMH can u properly explain about HID 50WATT

No heating issues as fan is provided at backside to cool LED bulb

Hello, Sorry for late replies. You can use this LED in fogs. I have been using them since more than 1 year & no fuse blow etc. issues happened till date. If you have projectors in your headlight, use HID kit 55 Watts, 5500k in it & install this Osram 24 Watts LED bulbs in stock fog lamp housing. You will definitely see improvements. I am using this setup since last 1 year & night drives are effortless now due to wide light spread & improved visibility.

You can upgrade to Bi-LED projector fog lights in either single or multicolor option. You can lookout for this lamps at blaze india, Uglare. Recommending this 2 vendors as i have bought plenty of lights from them & they are working flawlessly. Blaze India is little cheaper. Good quality Bi-Led Projector will cost you around 7-8k. One issue in BS4 model is internal bumper design for fog lights. Tata has not provided standard 4 point holes unlike they did in BS6 cars so you have to do lot of juggad to install fog lights in BS4 car. If you don`t do so, fogs will keep vibrating. Other option is little expensive. Upgrade to projector Headlights with upgrade in bulbs (preferably LED`s from uglare or HID kit in Low beam) as well. That will set you around 25k. Note that you have to make relay circuit as well in engine fuse box in order to make both HI & LOW beam work simultaneously. So direct & cheaper option would be put projector in fogs.

You can put this led in fogs only. Go ahead n upgrade it. It's worth

Led unit have exhaust fan outside which is connected to heat sink of LED bulb so heat generated at LED chip is transferred to heat sink which in turn cooled by fan. Using them since 3-4 month. No issues faced. Plus it's reputed brand so they do all product testing & engineering. Get it installed if you want.

If you have projector in headlight then put HID kit 55watt 5500k else use 90/110watt halogen bulb with relay kit. This LED bulbs are 6000k so light visibility will be pretty useless in heavy rains/ fogs.

You are welcome. But nowadays people demanding for HINDI videos 🤣

No

If you are getting XZ+ then it will have dual beam headlights. in that case just install HID kit in project low beam.

Check your manual. They have given bulb details.

Sorry for late reply. I will ask you to read owner manual. You will find required bulb details in it. Your`s is top end or mid variant? Also, all tata car`s fog lamp have 19 watt bulb. Don't put 55 watt bulb in fogs, it will melt filament. Use this Osram bulb in stock fogs as fog lamp connection is h16. If you have projector headlights, use hid kit. It will give better outcome. LED are useless in heavy fogs/ rains. Visibility will be less

Aaj kal har chiz china manufactured he 😂😂😂. Even TATA car jise hum Indian bolte he uske kafi components china made he 😂😂. But quality of this bulb is really good.

Osram is a German company and manufacturing in China. That's OK. Better than purely Chinese bulb

No. There is no wire cut so no warranty void issue. It all plug & play.

This LED consume only 25W not 55W. So there is only 6W in rease in power which 0.5amps current at 12volts

@@kranthikiran.a Yes. No issues related to load on battery or stress on stock wires.

@@PRATHMH can i use night eye h16 36 watt per led in fog lamps ? Please reply?

@@raagga6776 36 watt is for 1 bulb? If yes, then that will be very high as stock fog lights have 19 watts power rating.

Check your Headlight Pin configuration in car`s Manual. Based on that select PIN Model on amazon. But i will not recommend to use this in reflector based headlight as lights will be scattered all over. Put them in Projector. Check out this product from uglare which looks good. www.uglare.com/product/70w-8400lm-6000k-flip-series-led-headlight-conversion-kits/ PS: I not any promotor for products, This are all just recommendations based on products which i personally used in my car & they are working excellently till date.

How is the HID and LED's response in all season...mostly rain....

@@shardulkamble3449 I installed hid kit from ulgare which sells yeaky branded hid bulb. Checkout my channel playlist. You will find hid kit video. Performance is excellent compared to stock halogen bulb. Leds are good Only for dry wheather. In heavy rains, dense fogs it's useless. Many people experienced it. So recommended setup will be high beam stock halogen+ low beam projector hid kit + fogs led bulbs.

You need to select suitable headlight type. Its 24 watts & in heavy rain/ fog it will be total useless so i will not recommend. Rather i will suggest to get HID kit.

Hid are best to be installed in projectors.

It's single beam only. In projector there is flap actuated by solenoid which make high n low beam. You can install this but light output will be bad in heavy rains/ fogs. Better install hid kit which will give very good output as compared to stock halogen.

@@PRATHMH ok thanks.

i guess you can swap old vento headlight with latest vento`s headlight but cost may be higher. i will recommend to installed Fogs+Hid kit if you want best light output. If you go with LED, light output will improve in but it will be scattered which is ok for fog light & useless for main headlight beams.

You will see screw below fog lights. Rotate that screw to adjust throw of light. Stock setting is good.

@@PRATHMH thankyou for the information.

If you have projector in headlight then only install this. In normal reflector based headlight, led bulb will scatter the light, beam pattern will not be good as compared to stock. Refer your car manual, you will get information about headlight bulb type. Plus I will not recommend to put this in your headlight as in dense fog, heavy rain you will find visibility zero.

They are working excellent. No issues whatsoever. Its been 2 years now since i installed them. Highly recommended for fogs.

I have installed this in fog lights. Not recommended to use in low beam of headlight as light`s temperature is 6000k so visibility will be not much. Recommended to install in fog light only.

@@PRATHMH Thank you

Yes.

Direct plug n Play he. Kois setting nahi karni padti but ye wala bulb headlight me mat dalo. Heavy rain, fog me useless he.

yes. Check your cal manual. Manufacturer provide type of connection for bulb.

@@PRATHMH ji sir

Thank you.

If you have projector in headlight then only install this. In normal reflector based headlight, led bulb will scatter the light, beam pattern will not be good as compared to stock. Refer your car manual, you will get information about headlight bulb type. Plus I will not recommend to put this in your headlight as in dense fog, heavy rain you will find visibility zero.

Thank you.

Thanks

Santro new wali he ya old? Old wali he to usme 3" wala projector fog + 55 watt ka hid kit lagava do. Headlight me 90/100 watt ka bulb with relay kit.

@@PRATHMH apne ye fog light lagaya h ye wala light bulb me laga sakata hu kya head light me ?

@@dhavalbhamre2888 it will be useless. Light scattering hoga. Halogen jaisa proper hot spot nahi ayega. Visibility aur buri ho jayegi as reflector wala headlight led bulb k liye design nahi hote he. Better projector me dalo ya fog me. Main headlight me itna effective nahi hoga.

Check owner manual. Tata mentions bulb connection. Based on that, get LED with required connection. It can surely nfit

Thank you.

72 watt will be very high for fog lights as stock light is 19 watts n I don't think stock wiring can handle that. Plus 6600k will be utter useless as they are good in dry wheather but wet/fog it's visibility is zero. My recommendation will be 55 watt hid kit in low beam, stock halogen in high beam n LED 36 watts in fog lamp. Remember, stock headlight are not designed for LED so they scatter light output.

@@PRATHMH 6600 k looks useless even in dry weather because of blue tint, LEDs majorly available in 6000/6600K and former a wiser choice as compared to 6600K

@@himanshujoshi2 better sell off those 6600k LED`s. Believe me, when i drive with fog on which have 6000k LED, output is not so good but better than stock halogen bulb. Combined output of hid low beam + fog in LED is very good as HID color temp is 5200k gets overlapped in LED color temp of 6000k making it 5500k light output i feel. For better visibility, get Bi-LED fog projector of 5500k with HID kit 55 watt, 5500k & keep stock as halogen. I am also hunting for good LED bulb for high beam but we don`t have luxury of LED bulbs with varying color temp. May be in next 1-2 year, we can get it.

@@PRATHMH Yes this makes a wiser combo. Getting a HID 5500K in low beam projector today, reflector high beam and fog lamp for now keeping at 36W LED. I may shuffle around with high beam terms of LED and stock halogen to see what combination i likes the most with HID. Surely once we have warmer light in LED it will a be a permanent feature in reflector high beam and fog lamp. Thanks again, i wish i would have seen your video a bit earlier

@@PRATHMH replaced them with 55W/5500K going for beam adjustment. Saw your video on the installation of HID headlight that advises to keep the stem facing downward however in Nexon headlight bulb locking mechanism the stem remains sideways can this be the reason of headlight being not well centred as yours and need assembly adjustment? As per the installer the direction of stem doesn’t matter

Good👍🏻

You have to open bumper partially, at least from top side to access fog lamps.

Tata car me jo steering me lock spring ati he vo bhi made in china ati he. This is FYI 😂😂. SO CHILL BHAI 🥃

@@PRATHMH kuch jyada ho gya bro ...spring😂.

@@sadynasty 😂😂😂 kadwa he but sach he 😂

No.

@@PRATHMH allowed or not to change bulb??

@@VarunCA use this in fog lamp only as in low beam light output will be better than stock but in rains/ fogs visibility will be total zero. Better put hid kit in low beam

@@PRATHMH what about legal issues..fine by traffic police?

@@VarunCA I am using them in pune, Mumbai. Till date no one stopped me/fined me.

in reflector based headlights, it will scatter the light.

4200k in case you live in area where fog is very dense & heavy rains. In such scenario 6000k is total useless.

Hid kit 55 watt 5500k temperature.

@@PRATHMH price?

@@AshishBharti costed me around 8.3k in June 2020.

Yes, but in heavy rain, fogs visibility will be worst than stock low beam.

yes. Both are same but dont put 55w bulb of headlight in fog lamp assembly. it will burn reflector.

@@PRATHMH I am planning to put 35w led in h11 in h16 socket. Led bulb will not get heated. What is your thought on it I am concerned about wiring. Wiring should not burn.

@@VishalGupta510 LED also heats a lot. That's why they give fans. You r planning to put bulb in fogs lamp or low beam projector?

Fogs output was not good. Stock bulbs were useless whether to turn them on or off. So upgraded bulbs to led n there is massive change in light output. So now hid+ fogs, visibility is very very good. Safari, harrier has same issue. Stock fogs are useless. Many owners upgraded to led n they are happy.

@@PRATHMH Thanks for your response, Prathmesh... My question was on why you did not change the High Beam also to LED.... On the fog lamps, I agree, that the stock bulbs need to be upgraded...

@@deepakjohar2992 oh, i dint read you question properly:). This LED are worst for headlights. I driven my car in heavy rain post installation & visibility was zero to none. So in dense fog, heavy rain, light penetration wise high beam halogen>hid bulb> led bulbs, so high beam halogen saved me that day. Will recommend to keep high beam as stock halogen as its very good in Tata cars with dual barrel setup. I even tried changing bulb in high beam to osram cool blue intense which gave 5000k light but output was not so good & visibility was like degrade from stock, so went back to stock & pretty satisfied with it. Your harrier`s Low beam projector must be having HID, right? Just upgrade to LED bulb in stock fogs.

@@PRATHMH Thanks for this response... so did you compare the Osram with any other brand - eg. Philips, before choosing to go with Osram ? I will also go for the LED in the fog lamps and upgrade the High Beam to a better category Halogen Bulb - wanted to go with Philips White Vision but since that is not available, going for Xtreme Vision G Force, considering life span

@@deepakjohar2992 this OSRAM LED was newly launched product. I did gone through many products but stock fog lamp bulb was 19 watt so I wanted something close to that power rating. Other bulbs were 40-45 watts due to which then I have to put relay kit to avoid fuse blow issue. Also, I will recommend stick with stock high beam OSRAM bulb. This after market bulbs have higher colour temperature like 5000k etc but they have low life span, so you will end up replacing then every 2-3 years.

no. Its direct plug & play.

@@PRATHMH thanks

Fogs me dalo. Reflector wale headlight me daloge to light scatter hoga n output will be zero.

Fog lights nahi head light

Low beem ne konsa lagega

@@vansianikunj5202 Check your owner`s manual. All bulb details are provided in that.

Bhai bulb me kaha se pani jayega? Heavy rain me bhi chalaya he, no problem faced

@@PRATHMH bhai wo apne dil ko tassalli de raha hai 😂 ignore.

@@notabhi01 bhai logo ko misconceptions dur karna chahiye 😂. Koi aur bhi hoga jise ye install karna he by doubt ayega aisa

1. Yea you can. But use them in projector only. But note that, light output will be bad to worst in case you travel a lot in heavy rain n fogs. Better put hid kit. Use it in projector beam only. 2. Yes but I wanted complete white light so went here with LED.

Stock fog light me led bulb dala he

@@PRATHMH wohi same company ka

@@mujjamilsayyad4291 Yes

@@PRATHMH Total costing kitne me pada bhai

@@mujjamilsayyad4291 3299 me liya tha mene. Ab price badh gaya he Amazon pe. Check karte raho. Price vary hota he day to day/ seller to seller.