Is the Possibility of Vehicle Self-ignition High After Installing LED Lights?
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Choosing LED headlights with the same wattage and specifications will not cause vehicle self-ignition. LED headlights are a type of cold light source, and their operating temperature is much lower than other light sources. Currently, LED headlights are one of the safest light sources available. The most common safety issue with headlights lies in the driver used for the lights. If it is not well-matched with the original vehicle, it may damage the headlights at best or affect safety at worst. Therefore, it is not recommended for car owners to modify their headlights themselves; instead, they should have it done by a professional. Legal regulations: According to Article 90 of the Road Traffic Safety Law, unauthorized modification of headlights violates vehicle safety principles and is punishable by a fine and 3 demerit points. If the original halogen headlights are replaced with xenon headlights, it will result in a fine as per the relevant provisions of the Road Traffic Safety Law. Therefore, it is not advisable to modify the type of headlight source, nor is it recommended to install additional lighting devices.