Will Nokya/Luminic/Silverstar Headlight bulbs burn my wires?

[ImDrinkingWindex]

Nokya: # Model: H4 / 9003
# Output: 12V 90/100W

Luminics: * Model: H4 / 9003
* Output: 12V 60/55W
* 5150K Color output with same wattage as your Factory light bulb.

Silverstar: 128V, 60/55W

Does anyone know what the V and W are for the stock bulbs? I'm not too sure where to find out.

And if I buy some dielectric grease, where do I apply that when installing new bulbs?

Thanks for the replies guys!

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by ImDrinkingWindex

Nokya: # Model: H4 / 9003
# Output: 12V 90/100W

Luminics: * Model: H4 / 9003
* Output: 12V 60/55W
* 5150K Color output with same wattage as your Factory light bulb.

Silverstar: 128V, 60/55W

Does anyone know what the V and W are for the stock bulbs? I'm not too sure where to find out.

And if I buy some dielectric grease, where do I apply that when installing new bulbs?

Thanks for the replies guys!

W is the power consumption (in Watts) at a particular voltage (V). The OEM bulbs are 55W for low and 60W for high beam, like the silverstars. For the silverstar, the rating is probably 12.8V, not 128V. The two numbers for the wattage are high and low beam power draw.

The dielectric grease is used on the contacts to keep moisture off to keep them from corroding.