Morimoto Sealed7 2.0 Bi-LED Headlight
The Sealed7 2.0 replaces 7 inch round and PAR56 headlights with a multi-function LED housing that carries low beam, high beam, white daytime running lights and switchback turn signals.
It runs a Delphi H13 input as standard, with an H4 adapter option for vehicles wired that way, and a PWM LED driver behind UV-coated polycarbonate lenses and heat-sinked housings.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Intensity (specification sheet) | 2,400lm (low), 4,300lm (high) |
| Intensity (as marketed) | 3,000lm (low), 4,000lm (high) |
| Power | 20W (low), 35W (high) |
| Functions | Low, high, white DRL and switchback turn signal |
| Light source | Nichia NCSW170C 5000K (pure white), Philips Luxeon 3535L |
| Input | Delphi H13 / 9008; T-taps for DRL; H4 adapter option |
| Driver | PWM LED driver |
| Traffic pattern | LHD only |
| Housing | Aluminium with heat sink |
| Lens | UV-coated polycarbonate |
| Fitment | Universal — replaces 7 inch round / PAR56 headlights |
What does the Sealed7 2.0 replace?
It replaces 7 inch round and PAR56 headlights, which covers a wide range of trucks, 4x4s and classic vehicles.
Why are two different lumen figures listed?
Morimoto markets the Sealed7 2.0 at 3,000 lumens low and 4,000 high, while the detailed specification sheet lists 2,400 lumens low and 4,300 high. Both figures come from Morimoto's own material, so we have published both rather than pick one.
What connector does it use?
A Delphi H13 (9008) input as standard, with an H4 adapter option available, and T-taps for the daytime running light circuit.
What does switchback mean here?
The turn signal optic runs as a white daytime running light and switches to amber when the indicator is on, then returns to white.
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