What are the characteristics of xenon headlights?

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LillianDella
07/29/25 5:44pm
The characteristics of xenon headlights are: 1. Xenon bulbs have three times the light intensity of ordinary halogen bulbs, yet consume only two-thirds of the energy; 2. Xenon bulbs use a light color nearly identical to daylight, creating better visual conditions for drivers; 3. Xenon headlights provide a wider range of illumination and greater light intensity, improving driving safety and comfort. Advantages of xenon headlights: 1. High brightness - the unit of brightness is lumens, and the higher the lumens, the greater the brightness; 2. High color temperature - HID lights can produce color temperatures ranging from 4000 to 12000, close to the color of midday sunlight, which is most acceptable and comfortable to the human eye; 3. HID lights use electronic excitation of gas to emit light without a tungsten filament, thus having a long lifespan, with a set of HID gas discharge lamps lasting approximately 3000 hours.
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