What is the difference between Rear led lights vs Rear normal lights. Eto ba yung tipong pag umuulan mas kita Led lights..Thanx in advance
What is the difference between Rear led lights vs Rear normal lights. Eto ba yung tipong pag umuulan mas kita Led lights..Thanx in advance
If it's oem leds, not necessarily mas kita. But advantage of LED would be much longer life compared to ordinary bulbs and the reaction time is faster. Pansinin mo pag may nakasabay ka na cars with LEDs, ang bilis ng on and off nung light unlike normal bulbs may slight delay.
aesthetically masmaganda for me LEDs... except signal light, mastype ko pa rin ang pagblink ng normal bulb
reliability- masmahaba buhay ng LEDs
OT na rhetorical question lang... kapag napundi ba LEDs sa tailight may nabibili replacement bulb gaya ng ordinary bulb?!?
Baka palit ng buong module kapag napundi ang LED sa tail light. Pero napapansin ko sa Corolla Altis 2004 circa, wala pa napupundi na LED bulb sa tail light. Hehe.
Kung high powered LED yung ilalagay sa tail light para gawin brake light bulb, pwede.
-By Mr. LED of TeamFD.
yung dome light ng FD ko medyo mahina na. I want to replace it with LEDs. Me naikikita akong ELEVO na LEDs. ok kaya yun? pati yung license plate lights, trunk lights and park lights gusto ko rin LEDs.
your suggestions please...
Yung mga Altis na taxi, hanggang ngayon hindi pa rin napupundi yung tail lights nila.![]()
I'm also using LED lights for my map light, dome light and park lights. Looking at changing the plate lights and trunk lights to LED na rin. It's a cheap, yet classy uograde. My car looks and feels European with just the LED upgrade.
leds these days offer more brightness compare to the normal ones. ang isa sa mga pinaka importanteng feature niya na hindi na-mention ng mga naunang posters was yung efficiency niyamas energy saving.
hope that helps you deciding which would be which
A Light Emitting Diode (LED) is basically a diode that lights.
Since it is a diode, it is considered solid state lighting. This means that compared to halogens, it doesn't have a filament that bruns out. Therefore it lasts much much longer. How much longer? Easily 50x.
Compared to halogens which use a lot of power to heat up a filament until it glows, LEDs are semiconductors that emit light when current passes through. This means it uses much less power. How much less? Over 90% less.
Since it uses much less power, it also produces much less heat.
I can go on about its benefits, but i'll stop there. I'll mention one typical drawback -- cost.
I am a bit of a lighting guy as I am involved in this industry. You can also use LED for home and office lighting. *hint hint* Power savings, anyone? This is somewhat of a passion. Any more questions, PM me.![]()
If I may add, the power supply and overall design has a lot to do with an LED's useful life. Too much current or if heat is not dissipated properly (for high-power LEDs), lifetime is drastically reduced. Also consider that the 50,000 hrs life was determined under ideal conditions. High power LEDs are usually driven by a current that is slightly higher than typical (how high is again dependent on the design) and would usually last only a fraction of the advertised 50k hrs.
LEDs have definitely come a long way,- from mere logic signals in electronic circuits, to displays, and now lighting solutions.....
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