LED CANBUS bulb Amio AMI-01638 12 SMD 2016 T10e (W5W) 12V/24V White

The LED CANBUS bulb Amio AMI-01638 is a compact T10e (W5W) replacement designed for 12V and 24V electrical systems. It features 12 SMD 2016 diodes that produce white light suitable for parking lights, side markers and interior illumination. The bulb is CANBUS-compatible to reduce the likelihood of error messages on vehicles equipped with bulb failure monitoring, offering a direct plug-and-play alternative to conventional W5W bulbs in passenger cars, vans and commercial vehicles.

Advantages

The bulb combines a small form factor with multiple high-efficiency SMD diodes to provide uniform white light while keeping power consumption low. CANBUS compatibility helps prevent dashboard warnings related to bulb failure monitoring on many modern vehicles. Its T10e base enables straightforward installation without modifications to the vehicle wiring, and compatibility with both 12V and 24V systems broadens its applicability across different vehicle types.

Suitable for

• Parking lights
• Side marker lights
• Interior dome and courtesy lights
• Replacement of conventional W5W bulbs in passenger cars, vans and commercial vehicles

Key specifications

• Form factor: T10e (W5W)
• Diode type: 12 × SMD 2016
• Light color: White
• Operating voltage: 12 V and 24 V
• CANBUS-compatible circuitry to reduce error messages on monitored systems
• Plug-and-play installation

How to use

Switch off the vehicle lighting and remove the existing bulb from the lamp socket. Insert the LED CANBUS bulb into the T10e (W5W) socket, ensuring correct seating and contact. Restore power and verify that the light illuminates and that no error messages appear on the instrument cluster. If the bulb does not light, try reversing the polarity by removing and reinserting the bulb 180 degrees. For lamps with sealed housings, follow vehicle manufacturer guidance to access the bulb safely.

Usage recommendations

Use the bulb in compatible 12V or 24V systems and verify CANBUS compatibility with the vehicle if the instrument cluster has active bulb failure monitoring. Avoid installing the bulb in applications where a specific homologation or color temperature is required by law. Periodically check lamp housings for moisture and secure fitment to maintain reliable operation.