Xenon Application and Bi-xenon

Hello, the bulbs of my car are not yellow at night, the h7 type is not very bright at night, and my headlights darkened inside and yellow outside, I went to the electrician to apply xenon and told me that I would have a hard time seeing xenon headlights in the rainy weather at night (I have -1.50 glasses, I can't see far away). I gave up the application. yesterday evening on the road, when I looked at the mirror behind the mirror, I realized that the vehicle was making a selector behind the mirror. On the other hand, the xenos were performing after warming up, but the man of the evening illuminated the headlights very well, but the sentence that my electrician master said came to my mind that you would have difficulty in rainy weather at night. do i really have difficulty? And do you think I should apply bi-xenon or xenon? (bi-xenon = xenon lenses with both high and low beams that i know are lensed. if i know wrong, can you explain what bi-xenon application is?)

Or the vehicle behind you had xenon but no lens. Lighting the mountain & nbsp;

There is a bi-xenon in that vehicle. The bi-xenon event operates on a single bulb. There is only a curtain connected to the motor inside the lens, when you make a selector that curtain changes direction and creates a lightning strike effect as you mentioned. There are H4s too rarely H4-3 (Short-Long Xenon) There are those who use dual motors but as far as I hear they should be short-lived and very expensive.

Apart from H4 type bulbs, it is pointless to apply long xenon to long lengths. It happens. It takes 20-30 seconds to warm up the Xenon-type products and get full efficiency. A selector occurs in 1/2 second. You give current to the selector, but the bulb just heats up to start, and does not emit a full light.

Factory xenon vehicles have a Kelvin value between 4350-6000. The lower the Kelvin value, the closer the yellow color. Yellow reflects the color better and does not tire the eyes in any environment.

Lens is important in snowy and rainy weather. If the color of the light is up to 8000K, the lens will provide great illumination.

If you say Halogen-Xenon, I recommend a high-end osram-philps or original 4350-6000 K xenon, but most importantly, you have a lens that distributes this light.

20% of the energy that Xenon receives It turns 80% of it into lighting. Halogens are the exact opposite of this. & Nbsp; Reviews

I had 30.000K 55w xenon kit and I will take it out and get Osram Night Breaker. Shorts h7 Longs h1. I'll take a diadem or philpsin silvervision to the front and rear signals and end the event.

I recommend the night breaker for vehicles without lens. It does not disturb the eyes of the drivers in front of you and the vehicle, both on the long road and in the city. It has a color appearance close to 4350K.

There are blue visions, they give 6000K color but they take a lot of eye.

The quality of xenon is also important when it comes to lighting. Mercedes and BMW would not use bi-xenon if you couldn't see your way in the rain. So I disagree with what the master says. & Nbsp;

[QUOTE = Buyer] I had 30.000K 55w xenon kit and I will remove it and get Osram Night Breaker. Shorts h7 Longs h1. I'll take a diadem or philpsin silvervision to the front and rear signals and end the event.

I recommend the night breaker for vehicles without lens. It does not disturb the eyes of the drivers in front of you and the vehicle, both on the long road and in the city. It has a color appearance close to 4350K.

They have blue visions, they give 6000K color but they look very much.
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[QUOTE = text] the quality of xenon is also important when it comes to lighting. Mercedes and BMW would not use bi-xenon if you couldn't see your way in the rain. So I disagree with what the master says. & Nbsp;

Hello. & Nbsp;

They generally spoke positively for monza. What do you think about buying 8000k?

http://www.hepsiburada.com/liste/monza-slimline-dirafik-h7-8000-k-xenon-set-01h048/productDetails.aspx?productId=otm01h048& categoryId = 271585 # Gorseller

we have osram 5000k hyper white in short now. I am thinking of wearing them too. what do you think happens in rainy weather?

[QUOTE = text] the quality of xenon is also important when it comes to lighting. Mercedes and BMW would not use bi-xenon if you couldn't see your way in the rain. So I disagree with what the master says. & Nbsp;

[QUOTE = text] the quality of xenon is also important when it comes to lighting. Mercedes and BMW would not use bi-xenon if you couldn't see your way in the rain. So I disagree with what the master says. & Nbsp; [/ QUOTE]