Why do car lights stay on during the day?
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Car lights stay on during the day because daytime running lights remain constantly illuminated while driving. Precautions for modifying car lights are as follows: 1. Power saving: Original halogen headlights typically consume around 60W of electricity, whereas HID gas discharge headlight assemblies, with the help of stabilizers, only require 35W-40W to power the xenon bulbs for illumination. This significantly reduces the burden on the vehicle's electrical system and correspondingly enhances the car's performance. 2. Brightness: HID lights can output up to 3200 lumens of brightness, while standard factory halogen bulbs can only produce about 1000 lumens at most. This means that after upgrading to xenon headlights, the brightness can increase by 300%, providing illumination that is brighter, wider, and farther-reaching, ensuring no dark corners are left unlit and offering additional safety for nighttime driving. 3. High color temperature comfort: HID lights emit light with a color temperature of approximately 6000K, which is closest to the effect of daylight and offers the highest level of acceptance and comfort for the human eye. Such lighting effectively reduces driver visual fatigue during nighttime driving, significantly improving safety after car modifications.
