What is the color Temperature? Is it 3200k like that of an incandescent bulb? Or, does it resemble the 6000k of a HID Headlight?
455184
It is definitely cool. Not a warm light like an incandescent. Hope that helps
455185
Aloha Carlos,We used the bulbs for a bubble light. The light is that of a regular incandescent bulb. I have bought bulbs and when I got the home they have the blue tint. I hope this helps!
1769412
It is a CREE XM-L U2 led temperature about 6000. It is running at 500 lumens.
2120981
9006 low beam hid kit...I'd suggest 6000k if you like a glacier blue...10,000k if ya want a smurf for headlights lol
150982
6000k is whiter and brighter than 8000k. 5000k is generally considered the whitest light when it comes to HIDs. Changing the ballast from 35watt to 55watt will increase brightness and affect color as well, but will decrease longevity. Also HIDs are really designed for projector housings so that may be why your not getting the light output you want; as traditional headlight housings are inefficient
548581
These are closer to daylight color temperature - I'd estimate around 4500-5000K. Very bright pure white. Not recommended if you are looking for that low of a color temperature.
1990450
Color temperature or Physical temperature? 1 - Color temperature wise these seem to have a cooler white/blue effect, but without being over the top. Can't give you an actual temperature though. 2 - Heat wise, it'll depend on what your OEM bulb and wiring harness were rated at. Even running a bulb 5W higher could inadvertently cause issues with your bulb housing and light itself. I can't agree with the previous posters sentiment the "light energy goes up then heat energy goes down". The strength of the light (measured normally in 'lumens') will typically increase as the bulbs wattage increases, as would surface/air temperatures.
267798
I'd say closer to 6000K. These are bright white with a slight blue. A great upgrade from standard bulbs.
2028087
Yes this is light has a color rendering index (CRI) of 98 and Temp 6700 (K). Right there on the website.http://www.exo-terra.com/en/products/compact_fluorescent_bulbs.phpHope this helps!!
1726185
Hello Mr. Curtis. I bought these a while back and found they make your headlights "whiter". They have a very light hint of blue. These ARE NOT even close to HID intensity. They are slightly brighter, but not significantly. I would try Phillips Crystal Vision bulbs. They are about as good for 35 rather than 50+. I bought them and had them burn out within several months after use... I'm not sure if it was something I did or if it was just a bad batch. A friend of mine also had some really good luck with ebay bulbs that were "XEON" or something like that.Here is how they looked in my car: http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3965245/2003-hyundai-accent/photo-gallery/ Hello Mr. Curtis. I bought these a while back and found they make your headlights "whiter". They have a very light hint of blue. These ARE NOT even close to HID intensity. They are slightly brighter, but not significantly. I would try Phillips Crystal Vision bulbs. They are about as good for 35 rather than 50+. I bought them and had them burn out within several months after use... I'm not sure if it was something I did or if it was just a bad batch. A friend of mine also had some really good luck with ebay bulbs that were "XEON" or something like that.Here is... » Read More Hello Mr. Curtis. I bought these a while back and found they make your headlights "whiter". They have a very light hint of blue. These ARE NOT even close to HID intensity. They are slightly brighter, but not significantly. I would try Phillips Crystal Vision bulbs. They are about as good for 35 rather than 50+. I bought them and had them burn out within several months after use... I'm not sure if it was something I did or if it was just a bad batch. A friend of mine also had some really good luck with ebay bulbs that were "XEON" or something like that.Here is how they looked in my car: http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3965245/2003-hyundai-accent/photo-gallery/ « Show Less
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To my knowledge, it is 4200 K with a light output of 3350 +/- 300 lumens. Higher temperatures do not mean brighter bulbs. Higher temperature bulbs put out less light.
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It's bluish compared to an incandescent. It's not as blue as natural sunlight (whose color temperature is 6000 k, but is actually "cooler" perceptually than "warm" white , which is the color of incandescents and halogens -- yellowish -- and is 2700-3000k). This light is probably around 4000k, which, compared to an incandescent, is cold and harsh. It says 3000k on the box but that's -- to put it nicely -- inaccurate.
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I would definitely say between 5000K and 5500K, not any higher. They are a pure white color. I can see how they might be considered blue-ish after looking at yellow incandescent bulbs for so long. Look here --&gt; http://www.lightenergysource.com/kelvintemp.htm for why I say they are pure white and not blue-ish.
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6000k is white with a hint of blue, 8000k is more blue. The higher the kelvin the darker the color and the less brighter the light. A lot of the brightness also has to do with the quality of the ballast as well as the headlight design.
1486577
Hello, these are 6,000k white (no blue tinge) dual beam high/low bulb hid kit. It's not the low hid bulb and high halogen bulb kit. Definitely worth it.
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I'm not exactly sure?? It closely resembles my truck hid lights witch are 8k not white like a 6k my best guess is 8k
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*3200 lumens output *4300 Kelvin color temperature (Factory OEM standard color temperature)
1463986
It's an H11 bulb. They make aftermarket bulbs that are like HID too. If you want a possibly cheaper and quicker alternative.