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Advantages of the White Xenon Headlight

Xenon bulbs represent the newest technology in car lighting. Xenon white headlight bulbs are more energy efficient compared to conventional Halogen bulbs. They put out more light while generate less heat. This is the future of the automotive lighting.

We are delicated to bring you the whitest Xenon headlight bulbs. These bulbs produce the light of contemporary luxury vehicles such as BMW without costing you a fortune ($1000-$2000 value). The lights produced from these cars use so-called 'High Intensity Discharge (HID)' technology. The real HID lighting uses separate power source and wiring harness to drive the bulbs. The HID conversion kits are currently selling at $700 or more in the aftermarket.

Xenon bulbs are the evolution of headlight bulbs from the conventional Halogen bulbs. Xenon bulbs output higher color temperature (Our bulbs measure at 5000K.) 5000K color temperature is closer to that of the Sun light compared to Halogen lights. This means that it gives you the feeling of driving in the daylight. This improves the safety of drivers. Note that higher color temperature does not mean that the actual temperature is higher. As a matter of fact, Xenon bulbs produce less heat than ordinary Halogen bulbs. The light it produces spreads through a wider range on the light spectrum.. In other words it is closer to the natural daylight. Since it covers wider range of spectrum, it gives better distinction of objects.

Picture shows color temperature and its corresponding color. You can see that Our bulbs are rated 5000K which is the closest to the color temperature of the sun light (5250K). Note that the color temperatures of our bulbs and the sun light represent the peaks of their spectra. When the spectrum is wide (covers all visible lights), the light appears white. Since its spectrum covers the entire visible lights, objects are more distinguishable.

Comparison with other headlights

Comparing regular Halogen light with 5000K Xenon

Comparing our 5000K Xenon bulbs with 4500K bulbs