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Osram Night Breaker Speed (H7)
EUR159,–

Osram Night Breaker Speed

H7

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simecountry15

10 months ago

Is this lamp approved for use on Swiss roads?

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Galaxus

10 months ago

The Osram Night Breaker Speed (H7) LED lamp is currently not approved for use on Swiss roads. According to the Swiss Ordinance on the Technical Requirements for Road Vehicles (VTS), replaceable light sources must comply with the international ECE regulations, but there is currently no corresponding ECE directive for LED light sources of this type. For this reason, these LED lamps may only be used off-road in Switzerland and are not permitted on public roads.
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manuelluchs

2 months ago

Apparently not even the MFK knows whether it is not authorised. Switzerland adopts the legislation of the EU and would therefore be authorised! The whole thing is summarised in such a complicated way that everyone still keeps their hands off it! Somehow nobody seems to care what's right here. What a pity!

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stefanrohrer63

2 months ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
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I have installed these as high beams. Safety is more important to me. I have also installed an approved LED instead of the H4 on my motorbike. It's not approved for my motorbike year, but for its successor. I actually saw on the MFK that the dispersion and maximum brightness are tested. It will certainly fit, as it is approved for other lamps.
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lovinho

8 months ago

I only read later that it is not authorised in Switzerland. Why is this being offered at all? Send the lamps back and ask for a refund. Thank you very much

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swissmawi

8 months ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
Because the lamp actually works perfectly and also complies with the necessary standards. The lack of Swiss approval is pure harassment and can therefore be ignored until the next MFK IMHO.