LED tractor headlights

An LED tractor headlight is a sealed headlamp unit that produces dipped and main beam from light-emitting diodes instead of an H4 halogen bulb, and it fits the same aperture, bracket and plug as the original lamp on most tractors. LED headlights produce two to three times the usable light of a 55W halogen on the road at 20 to 25% of the current draw. This range lists 95 LED tractor headlights from Hella in 12V, 24V and multivolt versions, from 90mm modular units to full headlamp assemblies for John Deere, Fendt and Claas cabs.

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LED tractor headlights compared with halogen

An LED headlamp module draws 1.5A to 2.5A at 12V against 4.6A for a 55W halogen bulb, and its rated life exceeds 10,000 hours against 500 to 1,000 hours for an H4 bulb. LED light is whiter, at 5,500K to 6,000K, which improves contrast on hedges and verges after dark; halogen light sits at 3,200K. A road-legal LED headlight carries an ECE R112 or R149 mark for dipped and main beam, and the beam pattern must be set for left-hand traffic, so every unit on this page is a UK-specification lamp. Like-for-like halogen tractor headlights remain the lower-cost option for a straightforward replacement.

Fitting LED headlights to a tractor

Most LED tractor headlights are plug-and-play on the standard H4 three-pin connector, and 12/24V multivolt units regulate their own supply. Older tractors with sealed beam headlamps need a conversion unit rather than a direct swap, covered in the guide to sealed beam headlights below. Check the aperture size: 90mm round modules, 130mm and 160mm round headlamps, and rectangular units for cab-mounted fittings are all listed by tractor make and model in the filters. For a full set of lights on one machine, the tractor headlights range includes both LED and halogen, and John Deere tractor headlights are listed by series.

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