H1 LED bulbs
H1 LED bulbs for high beam, fog lights and driving lights. H1 is common in the high beam of many cars and in older driving lights. The right LED bulb gives up to six times the light of halogen.
CAN busNo CAN bus
PowerPower
VoltageVoltage
ProtectionIP67 or higher
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Genesis H1 Gen2
LED conversion bulb, 50 W
- H1
- 50 W
- IP68
In stock€149 -
Onyx H1
Compact LED bulb, 17 W
- H1
- 17 W
- IP67
In stock€39
Which H1 LED bulb should I choose?
H1 is usually in the high beam, where reach matters most. In fog lights and driving lights a whiter, brighter bulb makes a big difference.
| Bulb | Best for | Key facts |
|---|---|---|
| Luxtar Hero H1 | High beam and longest reach | Up to 6 times the light of halogen. Built-in CAN bus. |
| Luxtar Genesis H1 Gen2 | Trucks and work vehicles | 12 and 24 volt. Sealed to IP68. |
| Luxtar Onyx H1 | A lot of light for the money | No CAN bus. Some cars need a resistor. |
| Luxtar Q1 H1 | Affordable step up from halogen | Entry model in the Luxtar LED range. |
How to tell if your car uses H1
The socket is listed in the owner manual and on the base of the old bulb. The easiest way is to search by your registration number.
Not sure which bulb to choose? Read Best low beam and high beam bulbs 2026, where we compare Hero, Premium Canbus, Osram Night Breaker LED and more.
Also read How to fit LED bulbs, LED bulb problems and how to fix them and LED bulbs compared with halogen.
Questions and answers
Where is H1 used in a car?
Usually in the high beam, but also in fog lights and many older driving lights.
Which H1 LED gives the most reach?
Luxtar Hero H1, with up to six times the light of halogen.
Will H1 LED give a bulb warning?
Hero has CAN bus built in and works without a warning in most cars. With Onyx some cars need a resistor.

























