What is the appropriate sensitivity setting for the Leiling automatic headlights?
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It is recommended to set the sensitivity of the Leiling automatic headlights to level 2. The adjustment method is as follows: switch the light control between OFF-AUTO-OFF-AUTO, then enter the automatic headlight sensitivity adjustment mode. Turn the knob to position 2, wait for 5 seconds, and press the start button to return to the OFF state. Here is some information about car headlights: 1. Composition of car headlights: Headlights consist of a lampshade, bulb, lamp holder, reflector, lens, and light adjustment device. 2. Working principle of car headlights: The working principle of car headlights involves the central intelligent control chip determining the brightness changes of the external environment through a light sensor and completing the operation of turning the lights on or off.
I also drive a Levin, and the sensitivity of the automatic headlights depends on personal preference. When driving in the city with plenty of streetlights, I usually set it to the middle level, so the lights don't turn on too early. For long trips in suburban areas, I increase the sensitivity a notch—they activate when it's slightly darker, giving me peace of mind with early warning. During rainy seasons when light conditions are poor, raising the sensitivity feels quite practical, eliminating the need to manually switch the lights. Also, avoid installing overly dark films on the windshield, as it can confuse the sensor—a tip often reminded by mechanics at the repair shop.
The three-level sensitivity adjustment is a user-friendly design. You can find the headlight options in the settings menu to make adjustments, and there's also a physical knob on the left side of the steering wheel. The low setting is suitable for areas with gradual light changes, the medium setting accommodates most urban road conditions, and the high setting is designed for mountainous regions or roads with complex lighting. The vehicle manual recommends the medium setting as the initial configuration, with 87% of owners reporting positive feedback on this setting. Remember to clean the light sensor at the top of the windshield every six months, as dust accumulation can cause a sensitivity deviation of approximately 23%.
