Wednesday, 14 August 2013

Projector Headlights for Clear Night View

Car lights not only provide light in the dark but also give a stylish appearance to the car. Automobile companies are striving hard to improve the light technology of the vehicle and one of the improved techniques is the using of projector technology in the car lights.

Projector Headlights

The major principle behind the projector headlights is to provide a focused light beam for the clear view of the road in dark. The ordinary lamps emit scattered beams of lights on the road and do not give a clear view during the fog. Projector headlights consume less energy than the other factory headlights and conversely, produces strong focused beam on the road. Often these headlights come in two types: low beam and high beam projector headlights. Low beam lights as the name suggests, scattered more light and produce low light beam. These lights do not focus much light on the concentrated areas and very unlikely to penetrate through the fog and mist. On the other hand, high beam project lights emit concentrated beam on the focused area and it rarely scattered light. The reflector of the headlamps collects the various beams and congested them to emit on the particular area. Projector headlights come in a variety of forms for instance; halo projector headlights, xenon headlights, and HID headlights.

These headlights are one of the steps to make the night journey safe and secure. Most of the traditional headlight scattered lights and give blur vision of the road. However, projector headlights concentrate the light on the road and avoid it spreading on the unwanted area of the road to make the car driving secure in the night.

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