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Designed for cars that have separate bulbs for HIGH and LOW beams. Can be used in single bulb applications/housings but HIGH beams will not function.
- Detailed HID Information
- Lamp
- Output = 35 W
- Nominal voltage = 85 V
- Nominal light output = 3.200 lumen
- Operating temperature = -40 to +85 ?C
- Lifetime = +/- 3000hours
- High voltage converter and ignitor
- Operational input voltage = 8 to 32 VDC
- Maximum input current = 8 A
- Minimum voltage loaded (lamp on) = 60 V
- Maximum voltage loaded (lamp on) = 120 V
- Output voltage from ignitor
- Nominal voltage 23.000 V
- Minimum voltage 18.000 V
Here's a description of each bulbs color and what they are recommended for....
3000K: Golden light: Very strong penetration for rainy days - usually used in fog lights.
4300K: Yellow: Similar to halogen light - the penetration is strong.
6000K: White light, like sunlight at noon - visual comfort.
* The best combination of penetration and comfort, but on rain and fog days, the penetration is not as good.
8000K: White light with a bluish tint - penetrating power is weaker than the 6000K.
* We do not generally recommend the use of higher color temperature bulbs for normal street driving conditions.
10000K: Blue Light: The higher the color temperature, the more blue light; rain and fog day penetrating power is weaker.
12000K: Purple Light: Decorative Bulbs, driving on rain and fog days is an inconvenience.
We Recommend: 4300K or 6000K installed in the low beam and high beam; for fog lamps, we recommend that you use very strong penetration, 3000K golden light bulbs.
"K" means the color temp of the lamp when working, and a normal misunderstanding is, higher the "K", the better the HID, but in fact, it's just the opposite—the lower the "K", the brighter the light.
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