Philips Pro6000 Boost LED Bulbs

Road Approval, MOT Requirements And Vehicle Compatibility

H11 LEDr — UNECE R37 Approval

The Philips Ultinon Pro6000 Boost H11 LEDr 11362U60BX2 carries UNECE R37 approval. This approval is separate from the requirement to display the corresponding manufacturer-issued secure approval sticker for headlamp acceptance under the new MOT provisions.

Our current H11 stock does not include that sticker. For vehicles first used on or after 1 April 1986, an LED replacement fitted in a halogen headlamp without the required sticker must be rejected under the current MOT guidance for England, Scotland and Wales.

H1, H4 And H7 — National Approvals

The H1 Gen2, H4 Gen3 and H7 Gen2 versions listed here have vehicle-specific national approvals in certain overseas markets. These are not the same as UNECE R37 approval and do not establish approval for use in British halogen headlamps.

A French-market approval label or certificate does not, by itself, establish eligibility under the new MOT provisions. Adding a sticker alone does not make an otherwise unapproved bulb and headlamp combination approved. These products are not offered as approved replacements for British public-road headlamp use.

Check Before Installation

Some vehicles may require a Philips mounting adapter or CANbus adapter. Physical compatibility and the absence of dashboard errors do not establish road approval or MOT compliance.

The October 2026 MOT change applies to class 3, 4, 5 and 7 vehicles in England, Scotland and Wales. It does not cover motorcycle MOT tests. Northern Ireland has separate testing requirements, and passing an MOT does not by itself establish compliance with all road-use legislation.

Read the official DVSA LED replacement bulb MOT guidance  |  Check Philips approval and compatibility information