What is the appropriate lumen for LED car lights?
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Here is an introduction to the lumen of LED car lights: 1. Halogen low beam: If the LED bulb of the car headlight uses halogen low beam, around 1000 lumens is appropriate, and 1200 lumens is suitable for high beam. 2. Xenon lamp: If equipped with a xenon lamp, it is appropriate to have more than 2000 lumens. Here is the extended information about the related content: 1. Car headlights: Also known as car front lights or car LED daytime running lights, in daily driving, car headlights should be used reasonably to ensure driving safety. The car's xenon lamp is different from the traditional halogen lamp and is a high-pressure discharge lamp. 2. Light-emitting principle: The light-emitting principle is to use positive and negative electricity to stimulate the chemical reaction of xenon and rare metals to emit light. Therefore, there is a glass bulb filled with xenon and a small amount of rare metals in the lamp tube.
The appropriate lumen range for LED car lights is generally around 1200 to 2500, depending on your actual driving scenario. When driving on city roads myself, I found that 1500 to 1800 lumens are sufficient to clearly see the road ahead, as higher brightness may affect the vision of oncoming drivers. When installing, choose products certified by ECE or DOT to avoid illegal modifications. In daily maintenance, remember to regularly check if the bulbs are aging to prevent brightness degradation issues. If unsure, it's safer to directly consult a professional repair shop.
