Xenon headlights and LED headlights have their own advantages. LEDs are generally used as bulbs for taillights or headlights, and xenon is generally used for low beams. There are differences between xenon headlights and LED headlights in terms of service life. The service life of LED lamps can generally reach 100,000 hours, while the service life of xenon lamps is relatively short, generally about 3,000 hours.
The car's xenon lamps are almost filled with chemical gases, such as the inert gas in xenon lamps. They increase the voltage to about 20,000 volts through a supercharger, etc., in which case the xenon lamp will produce a light source. LED lights are not only single-phase power supplies, but also light-emitting diodes. When a power source passes through the light-emitting diode, it will form a light source and emit light. At the same time, LED lamps are relatively low in energy consumption, so LED lamps are also energy-saving lamps.
The brightness of xenon lamps can exceed 200% of halogen lamps, but it takes three or four seconds to reach rated brightness after lighting. LED lights generally need about 12 volts of electricity to light up quickly, but the use of LED lights needs to consider the maintenance cost, because the LED technology is relatively advanced, so the maintenance cost is relatively high.
Which is brighter, hernia bulb or led bulb?
Generally speaking, LED lights are brighter. The xenon lamp is a heavy metal electric lamp, which is filled with chemical gas and relies on high pressure to emit light, which can produce a strong light of about 3200 lumens. LED lamps are formed by a combination of small and high-density lamp particles, which can produce light close to 4,000 lumens, which is much higher than that of xenon lamps.
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