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led headlight
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Wattage
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60W one pair
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Color Temperature
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6000-6500K
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Warranty
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1 years
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Voltage
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12V or 24V
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Working temperature
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-40°C~ 105°C
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Cooling system
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with fan
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Body material
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Aluminum alloy
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| Key Advantages: 1, Safer night time driving. 2, Lower power consumption. 3, Up to 300% more usable light than standard halogen bulbs. 4, Average lifespan of the LED bulb is 3-4 times more than that of a standard halogen bulb. 5, It is better to secure your kit with cable ties as opposed to screwing the ballasts in to the body work. 6, An obvious advantage of using cable ties is that the removal or relocating the kit becomes easier and there is minimal chance of damaging the cars body work. Colours Explained: The 'K' denotes Kelvin, which is the primary unit of temperature measurement in physical sciences, in this instance the 'colour temperature'. 4300k: This is the usually the factory fitted xenon bulb specification and is described as a warm white colour, most household florescent are accepted to be at the 4300K - 4500k mark. 6000k: This is considered to be the most optimum colour for road usage, this colour omits a brilliant white light (ice white) and is best described as 'noon sunlight'. 8000k: This shade gives more blue overtones, it omits a more blue light which can be described as shaded skylight. This colour is less effective in terms of visibility than both 4300k and 6000k. 10000k: Like the 8000k but a darker shade of blue. This shade is gives you less usable light. |
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