Ballasts Stories

High intensity discharge (HID) lighting, by definition, has high levels of electrical discharge, to create an electrical arc in the bulb, which emits light. Supplying the power to create, drive, and sustain this arc reliably is no easy feat. The device that does this is called a ballast. It is a complex circuit made up of many components to accomplish specific tasks. To sum it up, one could say that the ballast is a "power controller" in an HID system. For more visit https://www.uglare.com/2016/12/27/what-is-hid-ballasts/

"Feature: Bi Xenon Fog Projector Lamps, offer both high lights and low lights function. With the solenoid and cutting shield, these Bi-Xenon fog projector lenses can provide beautiful low beam and high beam. Projector Lens Dimensions: 2.5 inches (GT Version) and 3.0 inches with Upgraded lens . Lens Material: Upgraded Clear glass lens pre-installed. Not plastic! Lens Holder: Full Metal. Reflector Material: High-Temperature Resistance Aluminum Alloy Body. 100% chrome finish reflector makes the lighting output much brighter and made to produce more Spot Beam kind effect than any available aftermarket Projectors. Solenoid: High-quality electromagnetic motor. The switching frequency from the low beam to the high beam is more than 500000 times. Cut-Off Beam Options: Flat Cutting. Required Bulb Type: H8/H11 Xenon bulbs."