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Dec 18, 2017, 3:08:14 PM12/18/17

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OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) bulbs in most cases come with a tungsten filament. The first lamp of this type appeared back in 1879. This is what most of the vehicles use nowadays. They have a filament, which gets electricity applied to each side of it. At this very moment, the filament gets extremely hot (2,500 Celsius) and reaches the state of incandescence. That is the reason for these bulbs to be called incandescent light bulbs. They usually are filled with the Halogen gas, that reacts to the brightly glowing filament and creates a light output. This is why regular automotive bulbs are called ‘halogen’. The average lifespan of the halogen bulb is around 1,000 hours.

We offer you upgrading the lights with LED kit. Why LEDs? First of all, for most vehicles, plug&play installation does not require specific skills. LED bulb does not require the ballast, unlike the HID one.

LED bulbs have a long lifespan. That is why purchasing the set, you are making an investment in your headlights in future. LED lights are designed to run around 5,000 hours.

These lights are significantly more efficient than halogen bulbs. The latest waste around 80% of the energy while generating the excessive heat and as a result glow. LED bulbs convert almost 80% of the energy which consumed directly into the light. As a result, you get stronger lighting with the lesser load on the vehicle electric system.

Producing whiter light than halogens, LEDs provide more penetrating lighting. This is especially important at nighttime or foggy conditions. The drivers with these lights have more time to react to changing conditions while on the road.

It is practically impossible to drive in the dark without good headlights. Upgrade your vision with LED headlights right away.