What are the differences between xenon, halogen, and LED lights?
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The differences between xenon, halogen, and LED lights are: 1. Light intensity varies: xenon outputs 4500 lumens; halogen outputs 1200 lumens; LED lights output 6200 lumens. 2. Durability differs: xenon has a lifespan of over 30,000 hours; halogen lasts 500 hours; LED lights have a lifespan of up to 100,000 hours. 3. Lighting effects vary: xenon light is relatively concentrated with darker sides; halogen light is evenly distributed; LED light has minimal dispersion and does not require filtering. 4. Illumination distance differs: xenon reaches 5.2 meters; halogen reaches 4.4 meters; LED lights reach 6.1 meters.