Xenon Light Bulbs

WHAT IS XENON?

A xenon light bulb has a glass bulb filled with xenon gas, which produces an electric discharge that in turn makes the lamp emit light. The light from a xenon light bulb is cooler and more true-to-life compared to, for example, a halogen light bulb. Compared to halogen, xenon is also less energy-consuming, generates less heat, and has better light output and up to five times longer lifespan than halogen or LED lamps.

WHY SHOULD I CHOOSE XENON?

We offer a wide range of xenon light bulbs from OSRAM. This is high-performance lighting from the well-known and popular series: OSRAM XENARC ORIGINAL. The advantages of choosing xenon are that its light is cooler and more true-to-life compared to halogen light bulbs. Furthermore, xenon is significantly less energy-consuming than halogen, generates less heat, and has better light output and a longer lifespan.

If you are looking to find out if your lamps are xenon or simply want to buy xenon light bulbs, you should look for the abbreviation “HID,” which stands for High Intensity Discharge.

WHY ARE XENON LAMPS GOOD?

The xenon lamp was a revolution when it broke through, and after a few years, it became standard on more expensive cars, mainly because it provides a more pleasant light for the eyes and, especially with projecting lenses, a more even flow. Xenon could also more easily fit into low fronts, making the lamp suitable for more modern cars.

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN XENON LAMPS AND HALOGEN LAMPS?

Xenon lamps provide a more intense and whiter light than halogen lamps, despite lower consumption. When the technology was introduced, it promised long durability, but xenon lamps also deteriorate over time. Xenon lamps are more expensive than halogen lamps.

WHAT KIND OF LIGHT, LIGHT COLOR, AND GLOW DO XENON LIGHT BULBS PROVIDE?

4300K emits a creamy white light color. Some cars may appear to have a bluer glow, but this is due to the price and other factors in the light bulb that create this effect or color shift due to age.

WHAT DIFFERENT SOCKETS/CONNECTIONS/LAMP BASES ARE AVAILABLE FOR XENON LIGHT BULBS?

To choose the right socket, you need to find out what applies to your car. If you are buying xenon light bulbs from Osram, we recommend looking in Osram’s light bulbs guide here:

HOW DO YOU INSTALL XENON LIGHT BULBS?

Replacing xenon light bulbs is not a problem as long as you know how to do it. If you are unsure, we recommend contacting a qualified mechanic. We recommend replacing the light bulbs in pairs.

WHICH BRANDS OF XENON LIGHT BULBS DO YOU SELL?

Nordeye sells xenon light bulbs from Osram.

HOW DOES THE ENERGY CONSUMPTION OF XENON LIGHT BULBS WORK?

Xenon light bulbs are more energy-efficient than regular halogen light bulbs and therefore contribute to slightly lower fuel consumption.

WHAT LAWS/REGULATIONS DO YOU NEED TO FOLLOW REGARDING INSPECTION AND XENON LIGHT BULBS?

A lifespan of up to 3000 hours for a xenon light bulbs from Osram, Philips, or Hella is quite common. When you inspect your car, the inspector goes through your high beam and low beam according to your country’s laws and regulations.

ARE YOUR XENON LIGHT BULBS CERTIFIED/APPROVED IN ANY WAY?

When you buy xenon light bulbs from Nordeye, you are purchasing lighting from well-known brands. You can then be assured that you are getting genuine products and not copies. Both Osram and Philips have information on the packaging of your light bulbs with instructions on how to check that the light bulbs is of original quality.

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN XENON LIGHT BULBS AND HALOGEN LIGHT BULBS?

Xenon light bulbs are a newer technology than halogen and have a better and more pleasant light pattern for the eyes. The light bulbs take up less space than halogen light bulbs and therefore fit better in cars with less space in the front. Expect a better experience and a safer driving environment if you drive with xenon light bulbs instead of halogen. If you are more interested in Nordeye’s range of halogen light bulbs , click here.

XENON LIGHT BULBS ARE COMPATIBLE WITH:

• Passenger cars
• Trucks
• Vans
• Buses
• Motorcycles