Improved-Vision

HID Lighting

WBR Import/Export
(The one stop export shop)

WBR Import/Export
Scott Marlow (owner)
Sugar Land, Texas U.S.A
Bus: (832) 886-1677
Fax: (832) 886-1678

scott@scottmarlow.net
1 (866) 761-0974

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Advantages of HID/Xenon over Halogen bulbs

70% more light output compared with halogen bulbs
10x longer life
More crisp white light with Xenon
Less power consumption - 35W Philips vs. 55W of Halogen

Upgrading your headlights will make a huge difference in visiblity at night. Projecting a
further beam of light and broadening your road coverage. You will see further, see more and
be more visible to other drivers. The sooner you can see hazards on the road, the more time
you have to react.

About Xenon and HID

Xenon bulbs contain a gas tube which is ignited by high voltage near 23,000 Volts. Compared
to halogen bulbs which operate at 12V and use old school technology by heating a wire
filament to emit light. Below you can see example of a OEM halogen bulb compared with a
halogen bulb with blue tint. To the right is a real HID/Xenon Bulb.

Many halogen bulbs sold on the market will claim they are xenon charged, however this is a
marketing scheme. Infact the so claimed "xenon bulbs" sold on the market such as Brands
such as Lumincs, Nokya and other generics are infact higher wattage halogen bulbs with blue
tinted glass. From our scientific test, these bulbs will yield less output and put your vehicles
wiring at a greater risk than the factory bulbs supplied from factory. These fake xenon bulbs
also last 1/2 times the normal life of of OEM halogen bulbs, putting you in a situation of
switching bulbs every few months. Below you can see the result of a 1 month used high
wattage H1 halogen bulb that claimed to be "xenon charged". As you can see the glass
exploded.

There is another type of halogen bulb myth where they
claim to consume 55W but produce 85W of light. These
claims are scams and are simply not true. The laws of
physics are the laws of physics, there is no way to get 85W
of light for 55W of electricity. These tinted bulbs aren't
any better.