What is the appropriate height for headlight adjustment?
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The general standard for headlight adjustment height is that the illumination range should be between 0.4 to 0.8 meters above the ground. Automotive lights mainly include turn signals, fog lights, high beams, low beams, tail lights, and headlights. Below is an introduction to automotive headlights: 1. The primary function of automotive headlights is to provide illumination for nighttime driving. Also known as front headlights or LED daytime running lights, headlights serve as the 'eyes' of a car, impacting not only the vehicle's appearance but also safe driving under nighttime or adverse weather conditions. 2. The use and maintenance of car lights should not be overlooked. Vehicles have various lights, such as width indicators, which are mainly used at night to display the vehicle's width and length, alerting other drivers and pedestrians. Additional information on automotive lights: 1. Turn signals: Activated when turning, these intermittently flashing lights alert surrounding vehicles and pedestrians. Typically installed at the front, rear, or sides of the vehicle, the timing for activating turn signals is crucial. They should be turned on approximately 30 to 100 meters before the turn; activating them too early may give the impression they were forgotten, while activating them too late may catch following vehicles and pedestrians off guard. 2. Fog lights: There are front and rear fog lights. Front fog lights are installed at the front of the vehicle, slightly lower than headlights. With strong penetration, they are primarily used in rainy or foggy conditions. Drivers must use fog lights in such weather. 3. High beams: Emitting parallel, concentrated, and bright light, high beams illuminate distant objects, significantly aiding nighttime visibility. 4. Low beams: Designed for close-range illumination, they offer a wide coverage (160°) but short distance, with non-adjustable focus.
