Do 55w xenon headlights hurt the car? Renderings of 35w and 55w xenon lamps

Under normal circumstances, 55w xenon headlights will not hurt the car. However, if the line power of the original car headlights is less than 55W, the modified 55W xenon headlights will exceed the rated power, which will increase the load on the line and the battery. It may not feel much in the short term, and the line may be burned out after a long time, which will also affect The life of the battery, this situation is very harmful to the car.

Although under normal conditions, the higher the wattage of the bulb, the brighter it is. The brightness of the 55w xenon lamp is indeed higher than that of the 35w, and it consumes more power, but it cannot be modified at will. When we modify the xenon headlights, we should choose the same or lower power bulbs as the original car to avoid potential safety hazards. If the original car has 35W power, 55W should not be used. 55W xenon lamps are mostly used for ride-hailing, while ordinary cars are generally equipped with 35W xenon lamps.

The brightness of the xenon lamp is high, and its color temperature is between 4000-6000K, which is much higher than that of ordinary halogen lamps. The light color of the 4300K ​​xenon lamp is white and yellowish. Due to the low color temperature, the light color is yellowish and the light has strong penetrating power, which can improve the driving safety at night and in heavy fog. The higher the color temperature, the whiter and brighter the light, but the penetrability will be relatively poorer. Therefore, choosing a suitable xenon lamp can provide better lighting and safer driving.