Performance Parameters:
Power Consumption: 35W
Luminous Flux: 2500—3500LM (depending on the color temperature of the bulb)
Normal use: over 3000 hours (equivalent to 10 times that of traditional halogen lamps)
Temperature: -40°C to 105°C
Color temperature: 3000K—30000K
Pressure Range: 85V±15V;
Cable: Thermally resistant and high-pressure-resistant silicone flame-retardant cable.
Outer glass: UV-CAT anti-ultraviolet quartz glass;
Luminescence method: Xe gas collisions produce an electric arc for light emission.

Color temperature and color:
The color of car headlight bulbs is indicated by "color temperature," so when we buy bulbs, the 4300K, 6000K, and 8000K we see are units of color temperature. Color temperature is one-to-one corresponding with color, as follows (Note: The following color temperature corresponding values are only reference values, and the specific color should be determined by the color emitted by the bulb itself):
3000K—黄金光
4300K—Warm White Light
5000K—Beige Light
6000K—Pure White Light
8000K—Blue and White Light
10000K—Light Blue
12000K—Blue Light
15000K—Blue and Red Light
20000K—Pink Light
25000K—Purple Red Light
30000K—Purple Light

How to Choose:
The bulb specifications vary by vehicle model, and the models are not entirely the same. Our HID lights are divided into specifications such as H1, H3, H4, H7, H8, H9, H10, H11, H13, 9004, 9005, 9006, 9007, D2C/R/S, D1C/R/S, D4S, etc.
Our company can provide various models of bulbs with color temperatures between 3000K and 30000K.
If you are unsure of the bulb specifications to use, please select them before purchasing on our website. You can also check the suitable model for your vehicle online or consult our technical specialists for advice before making a purchase!

1, Three times the brightness output of halogen lamps:
We usually refer to the unit of measurement for light output as lumens (Lumen). HID lights can output a brightness of up to 3200 (Lumen), while general halogen lamps can only produce a brightness of around 1000 (Lumen) at most. HID lights offer three times the brightness of traditional halogen lamps.
2, High color temperature
Xenon headlights can emit light with a color temperature of about 6000K. The so-called color temperature is determined by the color of a standard material as it heats up. As the temperature increases, the material undergoes a change from deep red, to yellow, to white, to light blue, and finally to blue. The color of the light is expressed in terms of temperature, which is measured in Kelvin. At around 6000K, the light color is the whitest, slightly turning blue, and is the closest to the color of midday sunlight. This color temperature provides the highest level of acceptance and comfort for the human eye.
3, ten times the product life
Many people may have encountered the situation where the halogen light in the car suddenly stops working because the tungsten filament has been burned out due to long-term high heat. However, HID lights work by stimulating gas to emit light, which basically does not produce excessive heat and is less likely to be damaged. According to a study, even the highest-quality halogen bulbs can only be used continuously for 400 hours, while HID bulbs that use gas to emit light have a minimum lifespan of 2500 hours. This means that in normal driving conditions, they are enough for you to use for more than 6 years.
4, about 1/2 of the power consumption
General vehicle factory halogen headlights require about 55-65W of power, while HID gas discharge headlights, under the stable operation of the ballast, only require an average of 35W of power to supply the xenon lamps.
5, HID lights use UV-cut anti-ultraviolet quartz glass to maintain the crystal clarity of the vehicle lights forever.
6, Easy to install and use:
Replace the HID gas discharge lamp group's bulb with the original car's halogen bulb position, and then connect the included wire set to the original car bulb connector and ballast.