Why Is This Spotlight Called BiLED ?
Why Is This Spotlight Called BiLED?
In this video, I explain why some spotlights are called BiLED.
Here are the differences between each type of vehicle light:
*HALOGEN*
Uses a tungsten filament and halogen gas (such as bromine or iodine) in a quartz glass bulb.
*XENON (HID - High-Intensity Discharge)*
Uses ionized xenon gas to produce bright white light, without a filament.
*LED*
Uses a semiconductor diode to produce light.
*LASER*
Uses laser diodes to produce very bright and focused light, which is then converted by phosphor into white light.
*INCANDESCENT*
Uses a tungsten filament heated until it glows.
*BiLED*
Combines two LED modules in one lamp, one for low beam (dipped beam) and one for high beam (main beam).
*Segments:*
00:00 Mentioning BiLED
00:49 Meaning of BiLED
01:01 What is BiLED
01:57 Meaning of the prefix "Bi"
03:09 Two-function bulb called BiBulb?
03:31 Overview