There are many kinds of LED headlights on the market. How to choose the right lamp? Let's take a look.
Determine the headlamp model
First, you should determine the headlamp model of your car. How do you determine it? There are some in the car manual (user's manual), one page of which contains the model of the whole car's bulb, and the models of the headlights and small lights.
Selected car LED headlights
- Lens or not: The headlights used by cars with lenses are strictly different from those used by cars without lenses. For cars with dual lenses, the light type will be better if the headlights specially developed for lenses are used. If ordinary LED headlights are installed on the vehicle with dual lenses, dark areas will appear and the road lighting effect is not ideal.
- Whether the high and low beams are separated: The LED headlights used in cars with high and low beams separated and integrated are also different, and the lamp bead design is different. The lower beam is separated by the upper beam and the lower beam generally adopts long strip lamp beads. The upper beam generally adopts square lamp beads. The LED integrated with high and low beams generally adopts cross-shaped lamp beads. The difference in the design of lamp beads is for light type, not dazzling.
- Whether decoding is required: Volkswagen, Skoda, Jeep, and other series of cars need to be decoded, and LED headlights with decoding functions need to be adapted. If ordinary LED headlights are installed, the vehicle may have various lamp failures caused by decoding problems, such as the instrument panel fault light coming on, the headlights not coming on, the headlights flashing three times when starting, and the lights automatically turning off.
Look at the car LED headlamp brand
Brand lights, whether quality, brightness, or after-sales, are more guaranteed. In addition, there are more outlets for installing brand lamps, which makes it easier to install lamps.
Select the appropriate color temperature
Different kinds of lamps have different requirements for color temperature. For example, the headlight can be white light, yellow white light, or yellow light, but the fog light must be yellow. The color temperature of white light is generally 6000K or 6500K, that of yellow light is 2500K or 3000K, and that of yellow and white light is 4300K.
