@burgesslane131 Yeah it was a much brighter light. Its a white light. The incandescents were yellow. I was surprised how it showed up on the video when I had the LED in the right side and the incandescent in the left. When I zoomed in you could really see it. Thanks for watching and commenting!!
Hey, that’s a great demonstration! Those Oxilam lights are amazing! I got to look them up. I need those but now I want to see headlights they offer. Thanks for the comparison!
@compactorcompaction6359 Thanks for watching and commenting!! They were brighter but I wanted viewers to weigh as to what they thought before I gave my opinion. They do offer headlights so check’em out!! I hope this video helped you out and you find a set of lights that meet your expectations!!
What a great difference! We got a car with a preexisting window tint that we didn't necessarily want, and backing up is impossible with the factory non led reverse light because they're too dim to penetrate thru the window tint. I'm sure that the dramatic brightness increase will help. But are your backup lights really incandescent? I thought that they would be halogen nowadays but maybe thats just for headlights.
@zzoinks No they were incandescent. The replacements were the LED’s from Oxilam. Check them out! They are super bright for those darker than standard tints!! Thanks for watching and commenting!
I feel like these are great ideas for replacement bulbs but something I confuses me is that sometimes they're listed as a compatible replacement for multiple bulb of different voltages, albeit slight differences. And many automotive bulbs use the same base/connection but are not the same voltage, so a bulb is not necessarily correct type just because it fits. And , at least for halogen bulbs, I've read that we are not supposed to substitute bulbs with slight voltage differences. Apparently the voltage difference can damage sensitive car electronics or increased UV radiation would damage plastics inside the light or even melt the bulb sockets. So I'm wondering if these LED bulbs are smart enough not to draw excessive voltage, and are not affected by increased plastic-degrading UV light radiation.
Hello friend, we are happy to try to answer your questions. The following reply is for reference only. Many LED bulbs on the market now have built-in intelligent circuits that automatically adjust the current and voltage to adapt to different input voltages. This means that they can operate within a certain voltage range without being affected by excessive voltage. Most of our bulbs have a voltage range of 9-16V DC, which is suitable for cars and has good compatibility, so there is no need to worry about voltage differences damaging sensitive automotive electronic devices. In addition, LED bulbs usually produce very low ultraviolet radiation, much lower than halogen bulbs. This reduces the risk of damage to plastic parts inside the lamp and also reduces potential effects on human health. LED bulbs mainly emit visible light through light-emitting diodes, rather than generating light by heating the filament like halogen bulbs, so they produce less ultraviolet radiation. However, whether the specific LED bulb is suitable should still be judged according to the situation of your own vehicle. Specific problems are analyzed specifically. Generally, it is universal, but individual cases are not ruled out. Hopefully, the above information can be helpful to you.
Be careful answering these companies that want to do business with you... Many channels have been hacked by dealing with these unknown companies. I've personally seen 4 different channels get hacked that way.
@jeffallen3382 thanks for the heads up. I was concerned about things like that. But not really sure what they could do. I was more worried about contractual things. I didn’t think aboutt them hacking my channel.
@@dtperformance256 you're welcome! The ones I've seen have you log into some kind of an app to get their "rewards program" working. That is supposedly how they hack your RUclips account and lock you out.
Hey friend. We understand your concerns. However, please rest assured that we are a legitimate LED bulb company. We are simply reaching out to influencers for product collaboration and reviews. We have strict security measures in place to protect our partners and ensure a safe and reliable business environment. We value the integrity and security of all our collaborations and would never engage in any activities that could compromise the safety of anyone's channels. Thank you for your understanding.
They make a huge difference I thinkI might install them in my S15 project
@davidclark1228 Its a much whiter and brighter light for sure!! Thanks for watching and commenting!!
That was a crazy difference at the 25ft mark. Wow. Not even sure my headlights are that bright lol.
@burgesslane131 Yeah it was a much brighter light. Its a white light. The incandescents were yellow. I was surprised how it showed up on the video when I had the LED in the right side and the incandescent in the left. When I zoomed in you could really see it. Thanks for watching and commenting!!
Hey, that’s a great demonstration! Those Oxilam lights are amazing! I got to look them up. I need those but now I want to see headlights they offer. Thanks for the comparison!
@compactorcompaction6359 Thanks for watching and commenting!! They were brighter but I wanted viewers to weigh as to what they thought before I gave my opinion. They do offer headlights so check’em out!! I hope this video helped you out and you find a set of lights that meet your expectations!!
What a great difference! We got a car with a preexisting window tint that we didn't necessarily want, and backing up is impossible with the factory non led reverse light because they're too dim to penetrate thru the window tint. I'm sure that the dramatic brightness increase will help.
But are your backup lights really incandescent? I thought that they would be halogen nowadays but maybe thats just for headlights.
@zzoinks No they were incandescent. The replacements were the LED’s from Oxilam. Check them out! They are super bright for those darker than standard tints!! Thanks for watching and commenting!
I feel like these are great ideas for replacement bulbs but something I confuses me is that sometimes they're listed as a compatible replacement for multiple bulb of different voltages, albeit slight differences. And many automotive bulbs use the same base/connection but are not the same voltage, so a bulb is not necessarily correct type just because it fits.
And , at least for halogen bulbs, I've read that we are not supposed to substitute bulbs with slight voltage differences. Apparently the voltage difference can damage sensitive car electronics or increased UV radiation would damage plastics inside the light or even melt the bulb sockets.
So I'm wondering if these LED bulbs are smart enough not to draw excessive voltage, and are not affected by increased plastic-degrading UV light radiation.
@zzoinks Those are all good points and questions. I’ll have to leave that on to the manufacturer. @OXILAM can you answer the above concerns?
Hello friend, we are happy to try to answer your questions. The following reply is for reference only.
Many LED bulbs on the market now have built-in intelligent circuits that automatically adjust the current and voltage to adapt to different input voltages. This means that they can operate within a certain voltage range without being affected by excessive voltage. Most of our bulbs have a voltage range of 9-16V DC, which is suitable for cars and has good compatibility, so there is no need to worry about voltage differences damaging sensitive automotive electronic devices.
In addition, LED bulbs usually produce very low ultraviolet radiation, much lower than halogen bulbs. This reduces the risk of damage to plastic parts inside the lamp and also reduces potential effects on human health. LED bulbs mainly emit visible light through light-emitting diodes, rather than generating light by heating the filament like halogen bulbs, so they produce less ultraviolet radiation.
However, whether the specific LED bulb is suitable should still be judged according to the situation of your own vehicle. Specific problems are analyzed specifically. Generally, it is universal, but individual cases are not ruled out.
Hopefully, the above information can be helpful to you.
Be careful answering these companies that want to do business with you... Many channels have been hacked by dealing with these unknown companies.
I've personally seen 4 different channels get hacked that way.
@jeffallen3382 thanks for the heads up. I was concerned about things like that. But not really sure what they could do. I was more worried about contractual things. I didn’t think aboutt them hacking my channel.
@@dtperformance256 you're welcome! The ones I've seen have you log into some kind of an app to get their "rewards program" working. That is supposedly how they hack your RUclips account and lock you out.
Hey friend. We understand your concerns. However, please rest assured that we are a legitimate LED bulb company. We are simply reaching out to influencers for product collaboration and reviews. We have strict security measures in place to protect our partners and ensure a safe and reliable business environment. We value the integrity and security of all our collaborations and would never engage in any activities that could compromise the safety of anyone's channels. Thank you for your understanding.