[Pagnotti2112]

Hi Guys,
I've found on e92 lightning this new product:
http://www.e92-lighting.com/products...E-1072-20.html

What do you think about those? Probably the're better than LUX or BMS 4 LED?
Anyone got those?
20w... is it too much? Are they dangerous for the angel eye housing?

This is an example pic:

But we can see them in the dark... In the dark all the LED are good, I'd like to watch a pic under the sun at 1-2pm!!

Let me know what do you think!

[Dark_Knight_335]

Derrick won't sell you anything that'll blow your car up- trust me he's a cool dude LOL...

[E90Company]

Originally Posted by Dark_Knight_335

Derrick won't sell you anything that'll blow your car up- trust me he's a cool dude LOL...

Haha +1

[Pagnotti2112]

haha ok 'cmon!
Someone tried those? They seems very very bright!

[Dr. G]

It's total 20w, so 10w each bulb, same shit as anything else lol.

[LuxAngelEyes]

Originally Posted by Dr. G

It's total 20w, so 10w each bulb, same shit as anything else lol.

Wattage has absolutely no impact on how bright they are. If its a poor design then it will be dim, or if the LED is not efficent it will be dim. Also if they are using a poor electronics they might be using a resistor to waste power away, just to claim they are 10 or 20 watt. The real determination is how many Lumen these kits produce. Most vendors wont say because they would be ashamed to say how bright they are

[Dr. G]

Originally Posted by LuxAngelEyes

Wattage has absolutely no impact on how bright they are. If its a poor design then it will be dim, or if the LED is not efficent it will be dim. Also if they are using a poor electronics they might be using a resistor to waste power away, just to claim they are 10 or 20 watt. The real determination is how many Lumen these kits produce. Most vendors wont say because they would be ashamed to say how bright they are

Yes I know, I was just refering to all these new lux imitations, they're all the same thing, regardless of what name you sell them under, or what coloured box you put them in. I even know how to get them wholesale in a customized housing or box with rebranding haha.
This specific set is using the 20watts to trap unsuspecting buyers into thinking by doubling the wattage they have doubled the output, realistically it's those same angel eyes, but they just advertised the total watts instead of per angel eye, because they know that people automatically think WATTS = brightness.

Similar to how car audio manufacturers advertise 100000 WATTS because they know the average customer will assume watts = performance.


When I was searching for reverse LED's I often saw XX watts as the key marketing/selling point, it was annoying. I finally got access to the output info in lumens and quickly noticed that one of the middle ranged LED's was putting out greatest light. Bought it, tested it out, and low and behold it was much brighter than the other LED set I had with 50% more wattage.

[Pagnotti2112]

Thanks to all for the explanation!
Those are presented as the brighter than all, I assume they're at least like the lux (the design is similar, but I don't think they're with the same quality)...
those seems to be interesting, but i'd like to see a picture with daylight with direct sun to compare them... In the dark they seems to be like the Alpine HID's

[Bloody_diamond]

I bought bms , they look great at dawn and at nght, in broght day they areinvisible just like rest of led ae

[LuxAngelEyes]

Originally Posted by Bloody_diamond

I bought bms , they look great at dawn and at nght, in broght day they areinvisible just like rest of led ae

Time up go it right and get a set of the LUX H8 V3 angel eyes. if you are in the UK you can contact sales@Cartronics.co.uk, they are our authorized reseller there.

[Bloody_diamond]

Sorry but no thanks, my friend have lux and for that price i prefer to go with hid for my angels.

[Pagnotti2112]

Originally Posted by Bloody_diamond

I bought bms , they look great at dawn and at nght, in broght day they areinvisible just like rest of led ae

At the moment I've the BMS like you. But at 1pm the're not so bright but very close to the LUX.

For this, i'm looking for something more bright for my e81

[Pagnotti2112]

Originally Posted by LuxAngelEyes

Time up go it right and get a set of the LUX H8 V3 angel eyes. if you are in the UK you can contact sales@Cartronics.co.uk, they are our authorized reseller there.

One question for you: is it possible to improve again your LUX (they already have a great quality but IMO not enough bright!)? Maybe in the V4 if you can make them more bright, they will be the TOP solution.
I know that the problem is the design of the lights, but if you can canalize more light to the external ring (more lumen?) you'll have the PERFECT product. No problem if the internal ring will be more visible, but the key (this is a personal advice!) is getting more light to the external (Alpine HID's style) so it can be perfectly visible during a sunny day.

I don't know if this can be done, I'm not an expert, but let me know what do you think about it!

[jwong77]

Originally Posted by Pagnotti2112

One question for you: is it possible to improve again your LUX (they already have a great quality but IMO not enough bright!)? Maybe in the V4 if you can make them more bright, they will be the TOP solution.
I know that the problem is the design of the lights, but if you can canalize more light to the external ring (more lumen?) you'll have the PERFECT product. No problem if the internal ring will be more visible, but the key (this is a personal advice!) is getting more light to the external (Alpine HID's style) so it can be perfectly visible during a sunny day.

I don't know if this can be done, I'm not an expert, but let me know what do you think about it!

I would do an upgrade if this happened.

[LuxAngelEyes]

Originally Posted by Pagnotti2112

One question for you: is it possible to improve again your LUX (they already have a great quality but IMO not enough bright!)? Maybe in the V4 if you can make them more bright, they will be the TOP solution.
I know that the problem is the design of the lights, but if you can canalize more light to the external ring (more lumen?) you'll have the PERFECT product. No problem if the internal ring will be more visible, but the key (this is a personal advice!) is getting more light to the external (Alpine HID's style) so it can be perfectly visible during a sunny day.

I don't know if this can be done, I'm not an expert, but let me know what do you think about it!

Well our LUX H8 V3 angel eyes are still the current product that we have to offer and it is still the brightest product on the market. Thank you for the suggestion!

[electricjet]

.. don't get fooled mate ... LUXH8 ... the only one! ... give marc a call

[Shahdog]

Originally Posted by LuxAngelEyes

Wattage has absolutely no impact on how bright they are. If its a poor design then it will be dim, or if the LED is not efficent it will be dim. Also if they are using a poor electronics they might be using a resistor to waste power away, just to claim they are 10 or 20 watt. The real determination is how many Lumen these kits produce. Most vendors wont say because they would be ashamed to say how bright they are

Very interesting

.... Lumens

What is your lux h8 lumens at?

[LuxAngelEyes]

Originally Posted by Shahdog

Very interesting

.... Lumens

What is your lux h8 lumens at?

Sorrry didnt see your post. Our LUX H8 v3 produce over 800 lumen of light