SEALIGHT LED Bulbs

SEALIGHT LED bulbs have proven to work well and are popular with car owners.

Do you want to replace your old headlight bulbs with new SEALIGHT LED headlight bulbs? You’ve made an excellent choice. In this article, we will tell you what the most popular SEALIGHT LED bulbs are on the market and what you need to pay attention to when choosing a LED bulb.

Best SEALIGHT Bulbs

Sealight Scoparc Series

The SEALIGHT Scoparc Series LED headlight bulbs provide the perfect balance of performance and life. No glare or dark spots reduces your driving stress and exhaustion.

The LED headlight bulb is 1.5x brighter than halogen bulbs and with pure 6000K white color light, allowing you to see further and clearer for safer driving.

Features:

• Intelligent Cooling System;
• Robust Design;
• 10 Minutes Easy Installation;
• Won’t Blind Other Drivers.

The Brightest SEALIGHT LED Bulbs

Types of car headlights

There are three types of headlights.

1. Halogens are the basic system and are standard on most cars – the headlight light is reflected from the mirror behind the bulb. The color is warmer, yellowish, and less bright than blue or white light. Their lifespan approaches 1,000 hours, so they need to be replaced more often, but they are relatively inexpensive.
2. High-intensity discharge lamps have white beams that spread farther and last longer than halogen lamps, but they are more expensive and less durable.
3. The third type is LED, which means a light-emitting diode. LED headlights are bright white and greatly improve nighttime visibility. They are the most efficient, heat less, and usually last 20,000 hours or 2.3 years. LEDs are also the most expensive.

The brightness of an LED bulb is measured in lumens, so this is an important factor to consider when choosing a replacement. You’ll also want to compare their stated lifespan if you drive a lot at night. LED headlights last much longer than halogen and HID bulbs, and most of them advertise at least 30,000 hours of life, which is more than 20 years of their four-hour-a-day use.
Most importantly, many LED bulbs can be used to replace halogen headlights if you’re looking for a brighter, longer-lasting light. Many manufacturers include plug-and-play kits in their products, so you don’t have to make any modifications to your car. Brightness can depend on both the specific bulbs available for your car, and the various model ranges offered by manufacturers, but ranging from 6,000 lumens (lumens) to 12,000 lm. However, even 6,000 lm is brighter than almost any halogen headlight.

The best LED Headlights

Improved manufacturing processes, improved technology, and wider use have made LED lights more affordable and accessible while providing much better results than halogen lights. As a result, they are also safer because they can produce more light with less energy consumption and are easier to see during the day and at night.
In addition, it has become easier to install LED conversion kits to replace regular halogen bulbs on more car models than ever before. Some people do it purely for beauty, but for others, it’s more a matter of being able to take advantage of all the benefits a brighter, more efficient, and safer light can provide.
LED headlights are available in 4 colors. The color temperatures of LED bulbs are measured on the Kelvin scale. Below are the four-color temperatures with their Kelvin scale rating:

• Warm White – WW 2700-3200 Kelvin.
• Natural White – NW 4000-4500 Kelvin
• Daylight white – NW 5000-5500 Kelvin
• Cool White – NW 6500-7500 Kelvin

(Warmer LEDs have yellow tones, while cooler LEDs have blue tones)

SEALIGHT LED LIGHTING

This series offers better visibility and extended-life LED bulbs. The LED bulb has been rigorously tested for durability and boasts an incredibly extended lifespan of over 50,000 hours for longer-lasting illumination.

Features:

• Wider Angle View;
• Fits 99% Vehicles;
• Intelligent Cooling System;
• Robust Design.

How does an LED Bulb work?

LED lights work by passing an electrical current through a semiconductor or diode; LED stands for “light-emitting diode. They differ from both halogen and xenon lights in that both of these types of bulbs use gases inside the bulb to increase brightness and lighting efficiency. Both halogen and xenon bulbs also use an incandescent filament that glows when heated.
LEDs are a more expensive alternative to both halogen and xenon bulbs, but they are better at almost everything. They burn longer, use less energy and give a whiter light. More and more car manufacturers are equipping them as standard equipment for their lineups, although halogen headlights are still widely used because of their low cost.

LED Headlight Buyer’s Guide

Whether you are replacing old headlights or upgrading your car’s headlights, you need to figure out which one will be best for you. Below are the most important factors you should consider before choosing one.
The main things to consider when buying LED headlights:

Color

Experts advise you to buy LED headlights that have a temperature of 5000 Kelvin and above, as they are considered the safest headlights due to their bright road illumination. Such headlights have a Daylight White color, which can give you the widest and farthest light.
Avoid the yellowish-warm colors of LED headlights because they are not the brightest.
Lumens or light output.
Light intensity or output is measured in lumens. A brightness of 6,000 lumens is usually the lowest wattage you can get for available headlights. Ultra-bright options can adequately illuminate a straight line of more than 500 meters.

LED headlights with 8,000 lumens output are powerful and illuminate within 700m of a straight line.

LED headlights with 10,000 lumens to provide the same daytime illumination, which can make nighttime driving much more comfortable and safe.

Life expectancy

Compared to most LED headlights available on the market, which have a life expectancy of 6,000 hours (halogen lamps) and 30,000 hours, LED headlights have the longest life expectancy of over 50,000 hours due to the use of both cooling fans and a cooling chip.

Warranty

The warranty period varies from one manufacturer to another. You may find that manufacturers often provide warranties of 2 or 3 years. Warranties are important because they protect your purchase and show the brand’s confidence in their products.

It would be better if you purchased LED headlights with a three-year warranty because they provide more peace of mind. Often brands will offer free technical support as part of their after-sales services, which can be extremely helpful if you have any questions about the product and its use.

Cooling methods

Like most bulbs, LED headlights also generate heat, which needs to be reduced because it shortens the life of the headlights. Built-in cooling systems keep the headlights from overheating. Therefore, you need to choose LED headlights with an efficient cooling system.
Basically, there are two types of cooling technology for LED bulbs:
Radiator – Headlights with radiator cooling technology, also known as fanless LEDs, have a passive cooling mechanism that dissipates heat without the need for an external cooling system. Instead, they rely on natural elements, such as wind, to cool the headlights. LEDs with a heat sink have a longer life, produce minimal noise, and are more energy-efficient and cost-effective. All of these advantages provide superior lighting performance.
Fan-driven LED headlights with a built-in fan cooling mechanism to use the fan as an active cooling mechanism. The fan is an external cooling source, and there is a thin fan inside the headlight assembly that quickly dissipates heat. Since most of these LEDs come with a compact fan.
The biggest drawback to this method of cooling is that the fan consumes extra power and creates noise. It also requires more maintenance than LED headlights with a radiator.

Reasons to upgrade your headlights

Better lighting is much more than just a crisp and beautiful ride. Here are a few reasons why people upgrade their car’s headlights:

• The car’s original headlights were substandard factory bulbs that weren’t very bright.
• The beams became uneven and wobbly due to heavy impact and excessive off-road driving.
• The new bulbs are reasonably priced and last a long time for maximum value.
• LED and discharge lights are better than halogen lights and make it easier to see other vehicles and the road at night.
• New headlights mean less strain on the eyes because the clear, crisp beams produce even beams that don’t force the human eye to work as hard to see the road and other vehicles.
• Replacing headlights is a relatively simple do-it-yourself project, meaning you don’t have to be a “motorist.”
• A new pair of headlights will beautify any car, no matter how old it is

When is it best to change headlights?

Always ask your mechanic to check your headlights when you service your car. This is one way to stay on top of your situation. Also, if you ever notice dimming or “fluttering” of the beams, get new bulbs as soon as possible. Don’t drive in the dark if you suspect your headlights are out of order.

Always replace bulbs in pairs so that the beams are equally tuned in direction and strength.

Don’t skimp when your safety is on the line! If you have separate high and low beam headlights on each side, replace all four when one fails.

Headlights are an important piece of equipment to keep your car safe and are just as important to your health as airbags, brakes and all the other potentially life-saving features you rely on every time you get behind the wheel and sit behind the wheel.