Xenon discharge lamp HID problem Experts please come in

1 - The cold start time of xenon discharge lamp only takes seconds to enter the normal working state. So how long does it take for it to enter its normal ignition state when it is hot-started (when the lights are suddenly turned off and then turned on immediately after a period of continuous use)?

2 – What is the lifespan of a HID bulb? What are the factors involved, and how much does it matter?

0.Manufacturer (Who is the best quality?) ）

1.Ignition time (can it reach the nominal one?) ）

2.The number of times the lights are turned on and off (including the number of hot starts).

3.Voltage fluctuations (constantly changing) during use

4.Shock 5The manufacturing quality of the operating temperature (whether it is normal or not around 100 degrees Celsius).

7.Mounting Orientation (In addition to horizontal use, will it affect if it is ignited upside down and upside down?)

3 – What happens when the HID's bulb does not match the ballast model?

1.Lights up (in which case?) ）

2.Burn the bulb (in which case?) ）

3.Affects lifespan (who's?) ）

4.Is there a life limit for ballasts? (Burns out in that case) 4 – What happens when a HID reaches the end of its life?

1.The brightness becomes low.

2.Difficult to start.

3.Light color changes.

4.Power consumption increases.

5——What is the market price of HID bulb and HID ballast? Various brands (Beijing area).

HID is the English abbreviation of High Intensity Discharge High Pressure Gas Discharge Lamp, which can be called heavy metal lamp or xenon lamp. Its principle is to fill a variety of chemical gases in the UV-cut anti-ultraviolet crystal quartz glass tube, most of which are inert gases such as xenon and iodide, and then through the supercharger (ballast) the 12 volts DC voltage on the car is instantly boosted to 23000 volts of current, and the xenon electrons in the quartz tube are excited by the high-voltage amplitude to generate a light source between the two electrodes, which is the so-called gas discharge. The white super arc light produced by xenon can increase the color temperature value of the light, similar to the daytime solar rays, and the current required for HID operation is only three times brighter than that of traditional halogen bulbs, and the service life is 10 times longer than that of traditional halogen bulbs.

At present, the demand for HID xenon lamps in Europe is growing at a rate of 13 per year, and in Japan, middle and high-end cars are installed with HID xenon headlights, while in Hong Kong, this kind of xenon lamps are more popular, and only top cars such as Audi A6 and Passat are currently installed with HID xenon headlights. In 2001, more than 14 million sets of HID xenon lamps were used in the world, of which the demand in the United States and Japan is rising, ranking the top two in the world. It is expected that in the next two or three years, the number of domestic cars equipped with xenon lamps will increase significantly.

Experts**, in six years (i.e. 2008), 21% (4.8 million units) of new cars in Europe and 40% (3.8 million) in Japan will be equipped with HID xenon lamps. HID xenon lamps can be used not only for vehicle headlight lighting, but also for fire emergency lighting systems, military and police field lighting, ship night navigation systems, locomotive lighting, industrial building night main lighting, civil light portable outdoor lighting and so on. The general trend of HID xenon lamps replacing halogen lamps will become a new trend in the 21st century.

In layman's terms, xenon lamps are energy-efficient and brighter than ordinary bulbs, but they cost more when installing.

The so-called xenon lamp, the industry people call it HID xenon lamp, HID is high

intensity

Abbreviation for Discharge High Pressure Gas Discharge Lamp. It can be called a heavy metal lamp or a xenon lamp.

The luminous principle of HID xenon lamp: first, the DC voltage of 12 volts on the car is instantly boosted to a high voltage of 23,000 volts through a supercharger (ballast), and the two-pole arc generated by ultra-high voltage is excited by the high-voltage amplitude to excite the xenon electrons in the crystal glass tube to be free, and a strong light source like daylight is generated between the two electrodes. The white super arc light produced by xenon can increase the color temperature of the light, similar to the sun's rays during the day, and then convert the voltage to 80-110V, and the xenon bulb will shine stably and continuously, emitting light like the noon sun.

How HID works: HID (High

lntensity

discharge

lamp) xenon lamp uses 23,000 volt high-voltage discharge to excite xenon (xenon) and metal vapor sealed in quartz glass to produce arc luminescence, and continues to work stably at 80-110 volt voltage, while ordinary halogen lamp uses tungsten filament to emit light. HID xenon lamps emit large luminous amount, strong penetration, pure white light color, and the two types of automotive lamp luminous principles have essential differences.

High brightness. Long life.

Strong power saving. Safer.

3 times brighter. The brightness of the HID lamp is invisible to the naked eye, because it is three times brighter than the traditional halogen lamp, which not only illuminates brighter, but also illuminates wider, allowing a clear vision during the day to reappear bright at night.

Extremely long life. The life of HID lamps can be as long as more than 3200 hours, which is almost 10 times that of traditional halogen lamps.

Power saving 1 2HID car lamp only has 35W of power, and the power consumption is only 50% of that of traditional halogen lamps (traditional halogen lamps are 55 65W), which greatly reduces the burden of the vehicle power system, provides more power to other power systems on the car, and makes the overall power use state more perfect. No more going up the hill without turning on the air conditioner, turning on the air conditioner without turning on the stereo, and less electricity, less fuel consumption, less environmental pollution.

Bright security. The HID light is very close to the white light of the midday sun, and it is the most receptive light color for your eyes, allowing you to concentrate your mind and bring you unprecedented driving comfort. Whether you're driving at night or in rain or fog, no dangerous obstacle will escape your eyes.

HID lamps are made with cutting-edge technology, and their safety and brightness are sure to meet your requirements. It is believed that the dazzling light from the same brilliance of the BMW and M-Bens headlamps has made you deeply appreciate its extraordinary momentum.