Bi-LED low beam and high beam headlamp SlimLine | HELLA
The HELLA Bi-LED low beam and high beam headlamp SlimLine delivers excellent light performance in an angular design. It generates both low beam and high beam from a single headlamp module and
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The 4″ x 6″ high beam LED headlights have a total internal reflector which improves driver''s visibility. They are designed for hassle-free installation with a “drop-in”
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The Bi-LED modules combine low beam and high beam in a single headlamp module – ideal for vehicles with limited space or special designs. Our largest, the 133 mm module, is optionally
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In standard vehicles without ADB systems, two modules separate the low and high-beam regions. The standard high-beam module covers a FOV of 40 degrees by 10 degrees per headlight. These
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In this paper, a laser-assisted light-emitting diode (LED) car high-beam headlight for modern cars is proposed. The headlight employs the LED light as the main light source of the car high-beam
LED high beam headlamp Module 60 LED
Demands that the low beam of the ultra-compact HELLA Module 60 LED headlamp series more than meets. Thanks to the specially designed lens system, the light from the LEDs is optimally focused
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Handles high power demand sealed beam and halogen headlights totaling up to 130 watts! Operates efficiently with only slight increase above ambient temperature at continuous max headlight power
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