LED9005 / 9006 LED Headlight Bulbs
9005 (HB3) and 9006 (HB4) are single-filament headlight bulbs used on many Japanese, Korean and American vehicles. 9005 usually runs the high beam and 9006 the low beam or fog light, often in the same headlamp. ShinVea supplies them as one LED model: the same 9005/9006 LED bulb fits both sockets, so distributors stock one SKU instead of two.
9005 / 9006 at a glance
| Code | 9005 / 9006 |
|---|---|
| Also called | HB3 / HB4 |
| Base | P20d (9005) · P22d (9006) |
| Beam use | Single beam: 9005 usually high beam, 9006 usually low beam or fog |
| Typical halogen wattage | 65 W (9005) · 55 W (9006) |
Fitting notes
On halogen bulbs, 9005 and 9006 are deliberately keyed differently: the bases (P20d and P22d) have different locating tabs, and 9006 halogen bulbs are lower wattage (55 W vs 65 W), so a high-beam bulb cannot be fitted in a low-beam socket by mistake. Most halogen-to-LED kits are therefore sold as '9005/9006'. ShinVea treats them as one model that fits both sockets. On some vehicles the plastic tabs or the dust cap still need checking, so test-fit one bulb per vehicle model before a bulk installation. For high beam (9005), choose a high-output model such as BT150 or DT150. For low beam (9006), a clean cut-off matters more than raw power, and compact designs such as the Q58 or MINI suit tight housings.
ShinVea models in 9005 / 9006
| Model | Power | Chip | Tier |
|---|---|---|---|
| BT150 | Start 150 W / stable 120 W | Sanan 4575 | High output |
| BT100 | Start 100 W / stable 80 W | Sanan 3570 | High output |
| BT80 | Start 80 W / stable 60 W | Sanan 3570 | Mainstream |
| DT150 | Start 150 W / stable 120 W | Sanan 4575 | High output |
| DT80 | Start 80 W / stable 60 W | Sanan 3570 | Mainstream |
| XT80 (APP) | 160 W per pair | CSP3570 | Smart |
| M9 | Start 65 W / stable 45 W | CSP3570-55mil | Value |
| M8 Pro | Start 65 W / stable 45 W | CSP3570-55mil | Value |
| MINI | Start 55 W / stable 35 W | CSP3570-55mil | Compact |
| Q58 | H4: 30 W ±10% · H7: 30 W ±10% · H11: 40 W ±10% | Customised auto-grade chips | Compact |
BT150
Top-power BT bulb: 150 W start, 120 W stable per bulb, Sanan 4575 chips.
BT100
100 W start, 80 W stable per bulb, Sanan 3570 chips.
BT80
80 W start, 60 W stable per bulb, twin copper-tube cooling.
DT150
150 W start, 120 W stable per bulb, Sanan 4575 chips.
9005 / 9006 FAQ
Which ShinVea LED bulbs fit 9005 / 9006?
9005 / 9006 versions are available in: BT150, BT100, BT80, DT150, DT80, XT80 (APP), M9, M8 Pro, MINI, Q58.
What is the halogen equivalent of 9005 / 9006?
A standard 9005 / 9006 halogen bulb is typically 65 W (9005) · 55 W (9006). LED replacements draw less steady-state power for their output, so some vehicles need a CANbus decoder.
Is 9005 / 9006 the same as HB3 / HB4?
9005 / 9006 is also known as HB3 / HB4. Its base is P20d (9005) · P22d (9006). Always match the code on the original bulb, because similar-looking bases have different keying.
Are 9005 and 9006 LED bulbs the same?
For ShinVea LED bulbs, yes: one 9005/9006 LED bulb fits both sockets, so it is sold as a single model. The halogen versions differ in base tabs (P20d vs P22d) and wattage (65 W vs 55 W) to prevent mix-ups, which is why some vehicles still need a quick test-fit.
Can I use a 9005 LED bulb in a 9006 socket?
With the ShinVea 9005/9006 LED bulb, yes; it is designed for both sockets. With halogen bulbs, swapping is not recommended because the keying and wattage differ.
What is HB3 and HB4?
HB3 is another name for 9005 and HB4 another name for 9006. HB3 is typically the high beam and HB4 the low beam or fog light.
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