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Ford E-250 Econoline 880/885 LED Fog Light Bulbs - 1:1 Fit Replacement
Upgrade dim or failed halogen fog lights with SEALIGHT 880 fog light bulbs. These compact LED replacements provide crisp white light for compatible factory fog lights. Selected options support both 880 and 885 bulb sizes. Compare light output, color temperature, bulb size, and IP rating before choosing. Check the original bulb number or use the vehicle fitment tool before ordering.
- Color Temperature: 6500K
- Wattage: 60W
- Lumens: 12000LM
- Color Temperature: 6000K
- Wattage: 20W/Pair
- Lumens: 6000K
- Color Temperature: 6500K
- Wattage: 30W/Pair
- Lumens: 10000LM
- Color Temperature: 6500K
- Wattage: 30W/Pair
- Lumens: 10,000LM
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880/885 LED Fog Light Bulb Buying Guide
What Is an 880 Fog Light Bulb?
An 880 fog light bulb is a single-filament bulb used in the front fog lights of selected cars, trucks, and SUVs. The standard halogen name is H27W/1. It commonly uses 12 volts, 27 watts, and a PG13 base.
Some vehicle manuals may call it an 880 fog lamp bulb. This collection focuses on LED replacements for compatible factory fog lights. Check the number on the original bulb before ordering.
An 880 LED fog light bulb can use less power than the original halogen bulb. Its wattage does not need to match 27W. Compare fitment, beam pattern, bulb size, and usable light output instead of wattage alone.
What Bulb Is the Same as 880?
The standard 880 bulb equivalent is H27W/1. Both names refer to a bulb with a PG13 base. This is the most reliable 880 fog light bulb cross reference when checking a vehicle manual or the original bulb.
Some aftermarket LED products also support 885 or 893 fog light applications. This depends on the product design. It does not mean every 880, 885, and 893 halogen bulb has the same power requirements.
Check the supported bulb numbers on each product page. Also compare the new bulb with the base, plug, and locking tabs on the original fog light bulb.
What Connector Does an 880 Fog Light Bulb Use?
A standard 880 bulb connector uses a PG13 locking base. The bulb must match the factory plug and lock securely into the fog light housing.
Before ordering, compare the connector opening, locking tabs, base, and bulb size with the original part. Do not force a bulb into the socket if the tabs or connector do not match.
Is an 880 Bulb the Same as H11 or 881?
No. An 880 bulb is not the same as an H11 or 881 bulb. They use different bases or connector designs and are not direct replacements.
Bulb |
Standard Name |
Base |
880 Compatibility |
|---|---|---|---|
880 |
H27W/1 |
PG13 |
Use in confirmed 880 fog light applications |
881 |
H27W/2 |
PGJ13 |
Not a direct 880 replacement |
H11 |
H11 |
Different base and connector |
Not interchangeable with 880 |
The 880 and 881 halogen bulbs commonly use 12 volts and 27 watts. However, their bases and locking tabs are different. If the original bulb is marked 881, shop 881 LED fog light bulbs.
Some specially designed LED bulbs may support both 880 and 881 sockets. Only choose one when the product page clearly lists both sizes. If the original bulb is marked H11, choose the correct H11 LED bulb.
What Vehicles Use 880 Fog Light Bulbs?
880 fog light bulbs are used in selected cars, trucks, and SUVs. However, fitment can change by vehicle year, model, trim, and factory lighting package. The same vehicle may use different fog light bulbs in different model years.
Check the number printed on the original bulb or use the Automotive Bulb Finder. Do not choose an 880 bulb by vehicle brand or model name alone.
How to Choose 880/885 LED Fog Light Bulb
First, confirm the original fog light bulb number. Then compare the following features:
- Vehicle fitment: Check the vehicle year, make, model, trim, and front fog light position.
- Base and connector: Confirm that the bulb has the correct PG13 base, plug, and locking tabs.
- Beam pattern: Choose a bulb that places the LEDs close to the original halogen filament position. This helps the fog light housing control the beam.
- Light output: Compare usable light and beam spread. The highest lumen number does not always provide the best fog light performance.
- Color: The products currently listed in this collection produce white light. If you want an 880 yellow LED bulb, browse available yellow LED fog light bulbs and confirm that the correct size is in stock.
- Installation space: Check that the bulb body, heat sink, and wiring fit behind the fog light housing.
- Weather protection: Choose a bulb that can handle water, dust, road spray, and changing temperatures. Check the IP rating on each product page.
Why Choose SEALIGHT 880/885 LED Fog Light Bulbs?
SEALIGHT 880/885 LED fog light bulbs offer a simple upgrade for dim, yellowed, or failed halogen fog light bulbs.
- 880 and 885 options: Choose LED bulbs made for confirmed 880, 885, and selected related fog light applications.
- Crisp white light: Available white LED bulbs give compatible fog lights a clean, modern appearance.
- Controlled light output: Selected designs place the LEDs to help the factory fog light housing direct the light.
- Easy installation: Compact designs support a simple replacement in compatible fog light housings.
- Weather protection: Available IP67 and IP68 models help protect against water, dust, and road spray. Ratings vary by product.
- Fitment and decoder support: Use the bulb finder or contact customer service for help before or after installation.
- Shipping and returns: Get free shipping within the continental United States and 90-day easy returns.
FAQs
The standard 880 bulb equivalent is H27W/1. Both use a PG13 base. Some LED products also support 885 or 893 applications, but this depends on the individual product.
No. An 880 bulb and an H11 bulb use different bases, connectors, and mounting designs. They are not direct replacements.
Standard 880 and 881 bulbs are not directly interchangeable. An 880 uses a PG13 base, while an 881 uses a PGJ13 base. Only use an LED bulb for both sizes when the product page clearly confirms 880/881 compatibility.
Many vehicles support direct installation. Most SEALIGHT bulb packages include a decoder, but some vehicles may still show flickering or dashboard warnings. Contact customer service for a compatible decoder at no extra cost if the problem remains.
Yes, if the yellow bulb matches the original 880 socket and fog light housing. The products currently listed in this collection are white, so check availability if you specifically need an 880 yellow LED bulb.