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Why are Xenons 'Bi'?
Why do Landrover call these light units Bi Xenon rather than just Xenon? Apart from the bleeding obvious answer that they give you one on each side
I'd sort of assumed that both dipped and main beam would be Xenon units but this is clearly not the case as the main beams are halogen lamps. At least this is the case on my adaptive units.
I'm sure someone more technically minded will respond, but I think the halogen light is actually a driving light & both dipped & main beam are indeed xenon. As for the "bi" issue, there's some sort of mechanical flap that changes from dip to main beam using the same bulb (rather than older xenons that used different bulbs?)
Exactly as described LRs are a fond memory, apart from the maintenance.
24th Nov 2010 8:57 pm
RichardB
Member Since: 03 May 2010
Location: Hants
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Ecosse wrote:
I'm sure someone more technically minded will respond, but I think the halogen light is actually a driving light & both dipped & main beam are indeed xenon. As for the "bi" issue, there's some sort of mechanical flap that changes from dip to main beam using the same bulb (rather than older xenons that used different bulbs?)
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