What is the appropriate lumen value for car LED lights?
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Car LED headlights' suitable lumen value should be determined based on the situation: LED car lights produce 91 lumens per watt, so 35W corresponds to 3200 lumens. High beams typically range from 35-60W with lumen values of 3400-5900, while low beams range from 35-55W with lumen values of 3400-5400. The lumen range of 3500-5500 is suitable for headlights, commonly known as "headlamps," which are installed on both sides of the front of the car to illuminate the road ahead. They can be configured as either two-lamp or four-lamp systems. In a four-lamp system, the outer pair should be dual-beam lamps for low and high beams, while the inner pair should be single-beam lamps for high beams only. The functions of car LED lights are: Activating turn signals to alert following vehicles and reduce rear-end collisions; Improving visibility of road conditions to enhance driving safety; Informing vehicles behind that the car is braking, prompting them to slow down; Turning on hazard lights during temporary stops, emergencies, or poor visibility conditions to alert oncoming traffic. Maintenance methods for car LED lights: Regularly check the lamp covers to avoid moisture buildup; Replace the lights periodically; Adjust the height of the lights properly; Use high-quality bulbs when replacing lights; Prevent foreign objects from hitting the lights.
