The bulbs of a xenon kit differ from conventional ones, as instead of a filament resistance, they use a gas mixture that is excited by electric current to produce light. This mixture mainly contains xenon gas, which gives its name to these products.

A xenon kit is commonly used in low beam lights, daytime running lights, and fog lights. The H1 type indicates how the kit's bulb is mounted in the vehicle's socket, the number of filaments, and the electrical power required. It is recommended to consult the vehicle's manual for the correct kit selection.

The color temperature indicates how warm or cool the light is. A baseline of 5000K is considered, with values below the baseline indicating warmer color and values above the baseline indicating cooler color. This specific kit has a color temperature of 8000K and can be connected to a CAN Bus system, which detects whether the bulb is burned out or not.

• 300% more light than halogen bulbs
• Lifetime > 2500 hours, 5 times longer than halogen bulbs
• Power: 35W
• Voltage: 12V
• Color temperature: 6000K
• Brightness: 3200lm