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If you’ve read anything about the new Xenon HID headlights then you’re probably considering converting your car to take them. A brighter, safer light for night time and bad weather driving, Xenon HID helps you to stay safe on the road in even the least well lighted areas. And this isn’t the only benefit Xenon lights have to offer! Along with their better lighting xenon lights also offer better energy efficiency, less maintenance, better durability and a much more dependable lifespan than halogen lights. If you’ve become more interested in these lights you’re certainly not the only one! With the greater popularity of these lights has come a greater variety of lights to choose from.
Here are the 4 varieties of Xenon HID kits available on the market:
• Single Beam: This kit uses two pairs of Xenon HID bulbs and two ballasts to create light in the bulbs.

• High/Low: This kit has one pair of HID bulbs and a pair of halogen bulbs. The HID bulbs in this kit are for standard illumination (high beam) while the halogen bulbs act as dipped illumination (low beam).

• Telescope: This kit has installation clamps, a pair of HID bulbs and 2 ballasts. These bulbs can do the work of both regular and dipped headlight illumination.

• Bi-Xenon: This kit contains only the two HID bulbs that act s both regular and dipped illumination for your car.

Along with the kit types there are also number ratings included in the product descriptions. This number refers to the color temperature the light of the bulb produces. Often confused with the brightness level (which is measured in lumens not degrees) it can be a source of confusion when purchasing the part. This temperature is intended to tell you what color the light coming out of the bulb will be. Here are some common color codes:
• Golden Yellow: 3000K
• Purple Blue : 12000K
• White: 5000K
• Crystal Blue: 8000K
• Bright White: 4300K
• Crystal White: 6000K
• Aqua Blue: 10000K
Of these colors the two that are most commonly used (largely due to regulations in many different countries banning other colors from the road.) are 6000K and 5000K or Crystal White and White Xenon lights. As a general precaution make sure you check with the laws in your area about which colors of Xenon lights aren’t acceptable for the road. Where the other colors are allowed it’s usually only for off road purposes as the other hues are thought to be too distracting to other motorists on the open road. These tips should help a great deal in finding the right Xenon lights for your car.
Buying a conversion kit is a great investment in your personal safety, better driving, better energy consumption, more efficient lighting, and a more earth friendly vehicle. If you take careful notice of the details before purchasing you’re sure to find yourself very happy with the change Xenon HID can make in the way you use your car.