LEDLED headlight bulbs, built for your brand.
ShinVea supplies LED headlight bulbs to importers, distributors and workshop chains: H4, H7, H11, 9005/9006, 9012, H13 and D1S–D8S HID replacements. Founded in 2015, we export 200,000+ LED headlight bulbs a year. There are 11 current models, from 30 W compact plug-and-play bulbs to 150 W flagship bulbs, and every one can carry your logo and packaging.
9–36 V input on the BT, DT, XT, M, MINI and DX300 series covers 12 V cars and 24 V trucks.
Choose a bulb series
Every model is listed with the figures from its current factory spec sheet: start and stable power, LED chip, input voltage and driver type. Figures we cannot confirm yet are marked TBD, never estimated.
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.
DT80
80 W start, 60 W stable per bulb, Sanan 3570 chips.
XT80 (APP)
Phone-app control, 3000K / 4300K / 6000K in one bulb.
M9
65 W start, 45 W stable per bulb, single copper tube.
M8 Pro
Proven best-seller: 65 W start, 45 W stable, CSP3570 chips.
2027 range at a glance
Power is per bulb (start / stable) unless marked "per pair" (two bulbs together).
| Model | Series | Power | Chip |
|---|---|---|---|
| BT150 | BT series | Start 150 W / stable 120 W | Sanan 4575 |
| BT100 | BT series | Start 100 W / stable 80 W | Sanan 3570 |
| BT80 | BT series | Start 80 W / stable 60 W | Sanan 3570 |
| DT150 | DT series | Start 150 W / stable 120 W | Sanan 4575 |
| DT80 | DT series | Start 80 W / stable 60 W | Sanan 3570 |
| XT80 (APP) | XT series | 160 W per pair | CSP3570 |
| M9 | M series | Start 65 W / stable 45 W | CSP3570-55mil |
| M8 Pro | M series | Start 65 W / stable 45 W | CSP3570-55mil |
| MINI | M series | Start 55 W / stable 35 W | CSP3570-55mil |
| Q58 | Q series | H4: 30 W ±10% · H7: 30 W ±10% · H11: 40 W ±10% | Customised auto-grade chips |
| DX300 | D series | Start 100 W / stable 50 W | CSP3570 |
Shop by bulb size
Not sure which base the vehicle uses? Each size page explains the beam type, the halogen equivalent and the ShinVea models available.
H4 LED bulbs
Dual beam: high and low in one bulb
PX26dH7 LED bulbs
Single beam, used for low beam or high beam
H8 / H9 / H16 familyH11 LED bulbs
Single beam, mostly low beam and fog
HB3 / HB49005 / 9006 LED bulbs
Single beam: 9005 usually high beam, 9006 usually low beam or fog
HIR29012 LED bulbs
Single beam, usually projector low beam
9008 / HB5H13 / 9007 LED bulbs
Dual beam: high and low in one bulb
HID / xenonD1S–D8S LED bulbs
LED plug-and-play HID replacements (DX300)
Your brand, your box
Custom logo and packaging. MOQ is 2,000 pairs and models can be mixed. Terms: 40% deposit, 60% balance after inspection and before loading.
OEM & private label →Honest specs
Start and stable power, chip type (Sanan 4575, Sanan 3570, CSP3570) and cooling come from the spec sheet. Lumens and colour temperature are customizable on request for most series.
Quality control →One supplier, full retrofit range
ShinVea Group also supplies bi-LED projector lenses, fog lenses, CANbus decoders, adapters and retrofit tools.
Visit shinveagroup.com →Where our bulbs go
Middle East & Africa
Our main markets today.
Central Asia, Russia, Southeast Asia
Regions we are expanding into.
Latest guides for importers
24V LED headlight bulbs for trucks: a wholesale buyer guide
Which ShinVea LED headlight bulbs run on 24 V trucks, what 9–36 V input means, 12 V vs 24 V versions of BT150 and DT150, and how to order for fleets.
How to choose LED headlight color temperature: 6000K vs 4300K vs 3000K
What 6000K, 4300K and 3000K look like on the road, where each colour temperature is used, and how importers can plan a colour range for their market.
Do LED headlights need CANbus? A buyer's guide for importers
Why some vehicles show a bulb-out warning or flicker with LED bulbs, which vehicles are affected, and how importers can stock CANbus-ready bulbs and decoders.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between H4 and H7 LED bulbs?
H4 (also called 9003/HB2) is a dual-beam bulb: one bulb gives both low and high beam on a P43t base. H7 is a single-beam bulb on a PX26d base, so a car with H7 usually uses one H7 for low beam and another bulb for high beam. They are not interchangeable. Check the code printed on the original halogen bulb or in the owner's manual.
Do LED headlights need a CANbus decoder?
Not always. Many vehicles (common on European brands and some newer Asian and American models) monitor bulb current. Because an LED draws far less power than a halogen bulb, the car may show a 'bulb out' warning, or the light may flicker. A CANbus-compatible bulb or a separate decoder/anti-flicker harness fixes this. Tell us the vehicle make, model and year and we will confirm what is needed.
What is the MOQ for OEM or private-label LED bulbs?
For OEM orders with your brand and customised packaging, the minimum order quantity is 2,000 pairs, and models can be mixed. Standard terms are a 40% deposit, with the 60% balance paid after inspection and before loading. Ask on WhatsApp about smaller trial orders.
How do I choose the colour temperature?
6000K–6500K is a cool white that looks closest to daylight and is the most popular choice for headlights. 4300K is a warmer white similar to factory xenon. 3000K is yellow and cuts through fog, rain and dust better because it causes less glare and back-scatter. The XT80 App model switches between 3000K, 4300K and 6000K from a phone app.
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Tell us the bulb sizes, quantities and packaging you need. Prices are agreed after your inquiry.