Vw Lexus Subaru H1 Dt 8000K Xenon Gas Hid Blue Low Beam Headlight Lamp Bulbs Online Hot Sale

Product Description

HID, High Intensity Discharge, (also known as Xenon) refers to lighting

technology that relies on an electrical charge to ignite xenon gas in sealed

bulbs, similar to the lightning phenomenon in the sky. HID lighting does not

have a filament but instead creates light by igniting an electrical discharge

between two electrodes in an air tight tiny quartz capsule filled with xenon

gas. HID lighting are also called Xenon lighting, referring to the gas inside

the hid bulbs.

_Specifics and Features_ :

3 Times Brighter than Conventional Halogen Bulbs

Last 10 Times Longer than Stock Bulbs

35% Less Power Consumption: thus Generating Much Less Heat during Operation

35W (+ – 1W) Bulb Output, AC 9V – 16V Power Input Voltage (Vehicle Standard)

Heavy Duty Working Temperature: -40 F – 221 F (-40 °C to 105 °C )

_Includes_ :

2 X HID Bulbs

Necessary Hardware, such as Wires

_Notes_ :

Conversion of HID Bulbs, Please Check Model Number Written on Your Existing Stock Light Bulb

Please Check Compatibility

Note: Some car model may need HID canceller capacitor for warning decoder

error or flickering fix (NOT INCLUDED)

Color Temperature is a measurement in Degrees Kelvin (K) that indicates the

hue of a light source. There is a misconception that color temperature is a

rating of the brightness of the HID bulb. The truth is that the higher the

color temperature, the less visible light output from the HID bulb. 4300K is

the brightest color there is to the human eye. For each 1000K up from 4300K,

you lose about 10% visibility in exchange for color. However, all HID light is

much brighter than Halogen, even if it is a 35W 8000K HID bulb, the light

output still maintains well over 2700lm; which is still brighter than 55W

Halogen with 700lm.

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Colors come in: 3000k, 4300k, 6000k, 8000k, 10000k, 12000k

The color temperature 3000k is golden yellow, most suitable for fog lights.

The higher the temperature the more blue is in the color of the bulb. Maximum

light output is around the 4000k-4500k (OEM kits are around 4100k-4300k)

temperature, so if you are going for maximum brightness we recommend the 5000k

kit. The higher the kelvin temperature (k) the deeper the blue color of the

light will be.

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