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Xenon HID Conversion Kits

Last post 11-27-2008 07:36 PM by kiwiscoota. 1 replies.
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  • 11-26-2008 10:01 PM

    • John M
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    • Joined on 10-21-2008
    • Neutral Bay
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    Xenon HID Conversion Kits

    A few members and non-members have asked me about Genuine Xenon HID Conversion Kits for their bike and cars .... and concerns about "look-a-like Xenon Gas Halogen lights in the market" ..... and the high cost!
     
    As per your request we have done just that!  - We have sourced Genuine Xenon HID at very good pricing and secured 24 month warranty + more ... all the information about;
    - Bulb Range
    - Kelvin Rating: 3,000 to 30,000
    - Ballast: Standard and Slimline
    - Environment: Waterproof, Dustproof and Shockproof
     
    For more information - www.uprightware.com
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  • 11-27-2008 07:36 PM In reply to

    Re: Xenon HID Conversion Kits

    All SC members should be aware that retro fitting Xenon HID lights may render your scooter (or any motor vehicle) unroadworthy,  while I cannot locate the appropriate ADR at the moment, the following should confirm the legal status.....


    Quoting from VicRoads Testing Times Bulletin 14, Rev 2 Page 65

    These lamps (HID) are so bright and have such a sharp low beam cut-off that special precautions are needed. In Europe the lamps must be fitted with a cleaning system to stop grime on the lens blurring the focus and the vehicle must also have a self-adjusting system to ensure that the lamps are always correctly aligned no matter how the vehicle is loaded.

    Gas discharge lamps are now allowed in the ADRs under the same conditions as they are allowed in Europe but many Australian specification vehicles are not being fitted with them and usually the headlamp cleaning and automatic adjusting systems are also left off to reduce costs when the vehicles are imported for sale here.

    What this means is that if you come across a vehicle fitted with gas discharge lamps – the rear of the lamp is quite different from a normal lamp because of the high voltage starting system required – unless the vehicle is fitted with a lens cleaning system and has an automatic lamp adjusting system (this may be a self levelling suspension system) you should not issue a Roadworthiness Certificate as the vehicle does not comply with the standards.

     

    Deklan 

    “It’s not the destination but the journey”
    Vespa GT200 in Grigio (Smokey Grey)

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