LED Load Resistors 50W 6Ω Pair – Fix Hyperflash & CANBUS Errors | Turn Signal & Indicator Resistors

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Stop Hyperflashing & Dashboard Warnings with Our Premium LED Load Resistors

Upgrading to LED bulbs is one of the best improvements you can make to your vehicle – brighter, longer lasting and more efficient. However, many cars and vans detect the lower power draw of LEDs and respond with rapid hyperflashing or “bulb out” / CANBUS error messages.

Our 50W 6Ω LED Load Resistors solve this instantly by simulating the load of a traditional filament bulb.

Key Benefits

  • Fixes hyperflashing on turn signals / indicators
  • Cancels CANBUS / bulb-failure warnings
  • Works with LED turn signals, brake lights, reverse lights and number plate lights
  • High-quality aluminium housing for excellent heat dissipation
  • Simple parallel installation – no specialist tools required
  • Suitable for 12V vehicles

What’s Included

  • 2 × 50W 6 Ohm aluminium load resistors
  • 4 × T-tap / splice connectors
  • Easy-to-follow installation guidance

Technical Specifications

  • Resistance: 6 Ω
  • Power rating: 50W
  • Voltage: 12V DC
  • Housing: Gold anodised aluminium heatsink
  • Wire length: Approx. 15–20 cm each side
  • One resistor required per LED bulb (in most cases)

Important Safety Information
These resistors can become very hot during use (up to 150–170°C). Always mount them securely to a metal surface away from plastic, wiring, fuel lines or any flammable material. Do not mount on plastic bodywork.

Perfect Companion for Our LED Range
Pair these resistors with our popular LED indicator, brake and number plate bulbs for a complete, error-free upgrade. All products come with our standard minimum 2-year warranty and fast UK dispatch.

Installation Overview

  1. Locate the positive and negative wires to the LED bulb.
  2. Connect one resistor wire to the positive and the other to the negative (parallel connection) using the supplied T-taps.
  3. Secure the resistor to a metal surface using cable ties or self-tapping screws.
  4. Test the lights.

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