Exterior lighting

At night, it’s more important than ever to be able to see and be seen on the road. Failure to do so could result in an accident, injury or death. For this reason, car exterior lighting devices are designed to be as visible as possible. While this means that you can see others on the road at night, it also means that others can see you – and that’s the goal of exterior lighting devices after all!

Why your headlights are often dim?

Visibility on your vehicle is important. Poor visibility can mean not seeing pedestrians and other cars or objects on the road. Headlights are a critical part of your vehicle’s exterior lights, but there are a few reasons why your headlights may become dim over time. If it’s time for replacement, learn more about some common problems with headlights below so that you can make an informed decision regarding which model will work best for your needs.

Buy an aftermarket light bar

If you’re driving a midsize or large vehicle, there may not be a lot of space in front of your grill. However, there are lots of extra lights that can replace your factory lamps. A high-quality light bar, for example, will illuminate roads further than your stock lamps and in more detail. Aftermarket lamps also work as spotlights—for example, if you’re trying to brighten up an upcoming road curve or pothole on a dark night.

How do I choose between halogen, HID and LED?

Halogen bulbs are becoming increasingly rare as more cars opt for headlight technology based on high-intensity discharge lamps (HID) or light-emitting diodes (LED).

Xenon vs. Halogen vs. HID vs. LED Which Type of Light Should I Use on My Car?

While all light bulbs have their benefits, Xenon and LED lights may be more popular among automobile owners because they offer brighter beams that are more visible than traditional halogen and HID lights. However, Xenon headlights are often not legal for use on U.S. roads due to high luminosity, so many drivers opt for these other exterior lighting solutions instead. Drivers looking for a spotlight solution should consider interior dashboard lights that shine through clear acrylic surfaces, such as dashboards and door panels.

Installing Halogen Lights in Your Car Can Be Difficult, Read this!

Halogen lights, or HID lights, for short, are a type of gas discharge lamp that was first commercialized in Germany in 1902. While we commonly think of them as car headlights, they are also used in stadium and streetlights, as well as in photographic studio lamps. They come with a few advantages that may make them more desirable than traditional lights: they’re brighter and more energy efficient. But there are some drawbacks too: they don’t last forever and they can be quite expensive.

OSRAM XENARC ORIGINAL 66140

The wide range of XENARC ORIGINAL lamps and the OEM quality make them a perfect choice. Thousands of new automobiles from renowned manufacturers use them as standard items or original spare parts. Its color temperature can reach up to 4,500 Kelvin, which is closer to daylight than conventional halogen lights, which have a color temperature of 3,200 Kelvin - and is thus more pleasing to the eye. The lamps provide a higher level of visibility on the road due to their impressive light intensity. The durable lamps function as original spare parts for your vehicle and deliver a long service life. Spotlight OSRAM XENARC 66140 is suitable for cars such as Ford Focus, ALFA ROMEO, HYUNDAI. XENARC ORIGINAL lamps are covered by a 4-year warranty from OSRAM. A professional should be consulted before changing XENARC lamps.