Sirius Led EK & KG Series safe for DRL?

[Topspin]

Passenger side DRL is out on my 2015 Genesis and looking to replace with Sirius LEDs but the CK series seems to be out of stock on Amazon and on Sirius's website.

Sirius lists 2 types - the EK & KG Series - as a direct replacement but, unlike the description for the CK series, it doesn't say whether they can be used for DRLs.

Anyone here use them and if so, will they burn out quickly if used as DRL? Am I better off getting the Philips 2357NA Long life bulbs instead?

 

[Suburbazine]

I'd be hesitant to say that they're approved for DRL considering they reduced the size of the heatsink.

On a side note my Triton V6's are still going strong after 45,000 miles.

 

[The White Shadow]

Passenger side DRL is out on my 2015 Genesis and looking to replace with Sirius LEDs but the CK series seems to be out of stock on Amazon and on Sirius's website.

Sirius lists 2 types - the EK & KG Series - as a direct replacement but, unlike the description for the CK series, it doesn't say whether they can be used for DRLs.

Anyone here use them and if so, will they burn out quickly if used as DRL? Am I better off getting the Philips 2357NA Long life bulbs instead?

I used the Sirius KG 1157s to upgrade mine.
They work just fine and are cooler (heat wise) than the OEM incandescent bulbs. Because the specs are almost the same, I didn't need to use the resistors that I purchased as well. No hyper-flashing, and they are brighter.

The standard OEM bulbs are rated at about 800 hrs. They were not designed to be on all the time, but just used as turn signals. That's why they burn out so quickly and get extremely hot when used as DRLs. The LEDs are rated at 30,000 hrs.