hi, if i want to use xenon, it will be necessary use two bulbs, or bixenon?
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It would be reccomeded that you use xenon for your low beams. Reason being is because the xenon headlight take time to warm up, and when you turn them on, they'll get brighter as they warm up. Better to have a halogen for your brights so they'll come on instantly. Also xenon lights will require a wiring harness so it is too much of a hassle to put in 2 different sets of xenon lights
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both can be used. xenon seem to be halogen and HID while the bixenon seem to be mainly HID. presently I am using the bulbs that came with the headlamps, but i have used HID with them also.
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These are Xenon bulbs that are 1 1/4" long, 20 W, 110-130 V. You might find the original bulb type and wattage on the Amana web site since you have the part #. Or, there may be a customer service contact that will give you this info.
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Hi Patricia, mine came with the Xenon lights... I use a dimmer... it gives off plenty of light... not sure why the LED version costs more.
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The difference is that a hi/lo halogen uses a xenon bulb for low beam and a halogen for high beam. The bi-xenon uses a singe xenon bulb that actually moves to create the effect of a xenon high beam. It's recommended that you stick with the hi/lo halogen kit if you rarely use your high beams. I hope this helps.
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I use them for the new Xenon HID H11 6000K replacement bulbs...no problem at all...well recommended..
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As long as they are either bi-xenon or high-low it should say whether if they are single beam or high low or bi-xenon for example: mine was 9007 high-lo. Single beam means it's just the low beam. High low means your low beam will be xenon lights but your high beam will be regular halogen and this is the minimum requirement to pass the safety inspection. ( I work at jiffy lube with a safety and emissions tech almost everyday). Then you have the bi-xenon which means both your low and high beam will be xenon but it'll still pass!!
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That is production code and it does not mean that they are different bulbs. Make sure that your current bulb is '85122' and as long as you order from Xenon Corp, we only offer '85122' unlike '85122+' sold by others.
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While you can make it fit, the D2R is designed for parabolic reflector type. Your X-Type has projectors so what you want is a D2S bulb.
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No. You either have to replace both lamp assemblies and use an aftermarket xenon bulb conversion and disable the self leveling system......or, how I did it was take original xenon bulb holder ring off the lamp assembly and glued it with marinetex(like jb weld) to the back of the new lamp assembly after removing its original bulb holder ring. To trick the dash warning I removed the motor from old lamp and plugged it into harness and seccured it. The end result of all the work was I retained one original self leveling xenon lamp and the other is stationary. If I were to do it again I would opt for option 1. The light distribution is OK but not as good as the original lamps. . I have a feeling though that you're trying to fix yellowed lenses. The way to repair that is not those kits you can buy. You sand down the surface of the lens with 600 wet/dry until you've removed that top layer. Then it needs to be sealed with a good quality automotive clearcoat paint. Keep it waxed as you would your car to maintain it. Sorry for long answer, was in the car biz for 40+ yrs.
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Hi Nicole,, The kit include both hid ballast and bulbs, both are bixenon (Hi and low beam).
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I'm not sure but I have them both in low and highs and they light up a lot better then the cheaper brands " the black xenon boxes "
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I think this fixture is more appropriate for providing light, specifically full spectrum, as opposed to heat. I believe it has a rather low total wattage that can be used, 25 watts on each side. So I don't think you would need two, unless of course you want a lot of light. The CF are nice as they provide full spectrum (UVB) in a compact bulb, eliminating the need for larger fluorescent bulbs. There are not any incandescent bulbs that put out UVB to my knowledge, but they put out a good amount of heat. The CF bulbs are nice as they are lower wattage so less energy. I believe lower heat but they're not really used for heat bulbs in reptiles anyways. I think this fixture is more appropriate for providing light, specifically full spectrum, as opposed to heat. I believe it has a rather low total wattage that can be used, 25 watts on each side. So I don't think you would need two, unless of course you want a lot of light. The CF are nice as they provide full spectrum (UVB) in a compact bulb, eliminating the need for larger fluorescent bulbs. There are not any incandescent bulbs that put out UVB to my knowledge, but they put out a good amount of heat. The CF bulbs are nice as they are lower wattage so less energy. I believe lower heat but... » Read More I think this fixture is more appropriate for providing light, specifically full spectrum, as opposed to heat. I believe it has a rather low total wattage that can be used, 25 watts on each side. So I don't think you would need two, unless of course you want a lot of light. The CF are nice as they provide full spectrum (UVB) in a compact bulb, eliminating the need for larger fluorescent bulbs. There are not any incandescent bulbs that put out UVB to my knowledge, but they put out a good amount of heat. The CF bulbs are nice as they are lower wattage so less energy. I believe lower heat but they're not really used for heat bulbs in reptiles anyways. « Show Less
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It depends on which stock headlamp assembly you have. If your car already came with HID's (projector lense) then you will need a D35 bulb but if if your car uses traditional reflector lenses with a halogen bulb then you need to get the H11 bulb. Warning: Installing HID Xenon Bulbs into a fixture designed for reflecting halogen bulbs will be potentially hazardous to other drivers due to high amounts of glare. Projector retrofits are recommended if you plan to do HIDs.
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The manufacturer specifies the output as 200 lumens. It is quite bright, considerably more than the stock xenon bulb. http://terraluxportable.com/product/ministar-srn/
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It doenst even come with HID bulbs, they are regular xenon. If you want to upgrade you will need the ballast and bulbs.
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My ford focus has hi/lo bulbs I just had to make sure I got the ones that said bi-xenon almost ordered the wrong ones..
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You can use a large bulb, 100 watt. I originally gat a three way bulb because it said it was dim able, it is not! Also, you'll want to take a Xanax before you attempt assembly - it is impossible, and once you get it partially assembled, you will want to return it. Yet you can't because it won't come apart. It's a beautiful lamp otherwise and the foot pedal is convenient