EP.5: LED headlights are bright, but why is it raining and then invisible?
LED headlights are bright, but why is it raining then invisible to the way?
From my direct experience,
I used to use several LED mini projector bulbs.
Especially the Y family, which sells a lot on social.
Must admit that.
🔹 6000K of white light.
🔹 much brighter than the original halogen light.
🔹 The car looks new. Looks beautiful.
But the real problem is
When it rained heavily at night, I couldn't see the way.
It's not because the lights aren't on.
But because of the light, it "disappeared with the rain."
In real use, I found that
Some lights light when the road is dry.
But when it rains, white light will reflect on water droplets.
Make the road immediately look darker.
Later, I switched to 300-watt LED headlights.
With 2 Colors LED Fog Lights
The results are very clear.
Even the same white light.
But headlights like this
Give me a higher light intensity.
The beam is not flattered.
And also "push the light down the road" despite the heavy rain.
What I learned is
Nice headlights.
It's not the brightest light when parking.
But it's the fire that still gets us home safely.
On a rainy day, the road slips and looks the hardest.
# BrightDrive # Satisfied, the servant knows # BrightDriveDevaCarLED # LED car lights # LED headlights




































































