Hi, I have a Logan from 2005, dated Osram, but I would think of a xenon installation with a 3-foot magnifying glass and a little angel mounted in the car`s original headlight, but without the laundry, my question is, am I going to have problems with the police and with the disgust of the pearl just for the non-existence of the laundry? Replacing the car`s light source with a xenon kit, according to RAR officials, is carried out only in special conditions that are extremely difficult for most drivers to meet. To comply with the law, a xenon kit must be composed of: specific headlights, gas-discharge light sources, a device that triggers the electric spring (fire extinguisher) and the one that stabilizes the electric current (ballast), an automatic adjustment system according to the load, a headlight washer. Legally, they are unlikely to be accepted, but it could be a gender issue. When I do. Greeting! I have struggled for a very long time to find a legal solution to have a bulb that shines brighter and has a more aesthetic look than the classic spark plugs that the car is equipped with ex factory. I used Philips Blue Color Vision, but they were yellow and white, not blue at all, and burned down in six months. I used legal MTEC Cosmos blue halogen bulbs, which I was happy with in terms of appearance, but also how they “hit the road” when the road surface is dry. When it rained, it was like I didn`t have them. I wanted to order my original headlamp so I could use xenon, but it cost me a lot, even though I took the used headlights. My question is: if I put a xenon kit in the spotlight (to be turned on at night), could I claim that if the police arrest me, I can turn it off at any time and I forgot it so as not to take my pearl or give me the penalty? I also think about not disturbing other road users, the spotlights are mounted somewhere below, I think it would not bother. (I`m not very enthusiastic about this solution, so I ask) Another solution? Any advice? 😀 Good evening. I have a Skoda Octavia 1 year old 2002.
Normal projector without magnifying glass. Can I mount halogen lamps? I want the best legal and safe solution for the car to improve the light because I drive a lot at night. Thank you, the headlights don`t have to get tangled up and the “grading system” works perfectly. It may happen that the sensor that detects the load of the car is defective and the adjustment is not made; At the high beam you can mount a number of new halogen lamps from the top range of the best manufacturers: www.daciashop.ro/becuri-auto/becuri-far/H7-nightbreaker-Laser There are significant differences in brightness between these lamps and conventional areas. Here, too, the light is influenced by the quality and cleanliness of the headlight mirror and the degree of matting of the transparent elements. Hello! I have had an Opel Corsa C since 2004. The original headlights are normal with the mirror without a magnifying glass and with the H7 bulbs. I noticed that they are very manipulated and I don`t really see them at night. I decided to buy replacement headlights that would be E-Mark approved, would have magnifiers, H1 bulbs and LED daytime running lights. Can you tell me if they are legal or if I might have problems with the police? Hello, halogen lamps, but xenon imitation can be used? , does not require homologation, I mean technologies 7, 6000k on luxury car, those who see white? Hello, I have a BMW e46 of 98. I want to mount Momorito magnifying glasses and put the xenon canbus (modelu, which gives no defect in the board) and the ornaments of the washers. If it stops me, do I rarely take my pearl? Yes, you may have problems.
If you had had the patience to read the answers given, you would have realized that it`s not just the laundry room that makes the difference between a xenon OEM installation and an aftermarket installation. They are light bulbs, they are not xenon bulbs. You will not take the fine. The sale of certain products is not prohibited, but their use on public roads is prohibited. The RAR shall only accept the modification or replacement of lighting and light-signalling devices by components bearing the specific approval mark and if the verification carried out shows that the new devices fulfil their functional function. After these tests, the RAR reapproves the vehicle (officially it is called “individual approval”) and the C.I.V. (vehicle registration document) must indicate “retrofit of equipment with gas-discharge light sources”. The RAR will only accept the replacement of primary headlamps by others by gas-discharge light sources (xenon type) if the vehicle is equipped with all the necessary kits, as specified by its manufacturer in the current production for the vehicle type concerned: – headlamps, – gas-discharge light sources, – the device which triggers the electric spring (flame retardant) and the device which stabilizes the electric current (ballast), – automatic adjustment system according to the load, – headlight washers, etc. If these components are the original components assembled by the manufacturer in the current production, they must be assembled in approved workshops of the manufacturer`s representative office in Romania, which is proven by providing an address in which the assembled elements are listed and mentions that they are original (“first assembly”). If the components are to be retrofitted, the vehicle must be equipped for structural modifications in approved workshops. In this case, a declaration of conformity listing the components installed shall be required, indicating, where appropriate, the UNE/ECE type-approval number of these products. In summary, if the VIC mentions “leveling devices with gas-discharge light sources”, then mounted xenon is legal.
If this is not mentioned, it means that lamps of different colour or intensity or other than approved lamps, installations, etc. have been installed in the vehicle. Hi, I own a 2009 Audi A4 B8 with headlights with h7 bulbs without magnifying glass, normal DRL bulb and I want to mount headlights with magnifying glass, but still H7 and DRL LED bulbs, the difference between them is the look, they tune, otherwise everything is plug and play, I don`t know if they are approved and I don`t even know, as you can discover, may have problems with ITP thank you I recently bought the bulbs from the store. The packaging states that Xenon H7 55w 12v is approved according to E4. I am legal or the word “xenon” on the packaging will surprise me with a fine. If they are illegal, why are they still marketed? The same goes for projectors like AngelEyes or others. Please answer only the first question, the second was rhetorical. Thank you very much! Good evening I have a question I bought a 1999 BMW e46 and I Kitt Xenon I wash the magnifying glass of the headlights and the automatic adjustment I want to know that I can drive on public roads or not mention that I bought the car I did not make the changes Thank you Good evening, I read the article, but after all the above comments are a bit confusing and I feel like I have to ask: BMW E46, newly mounted headlights with magnifying glass + xenon and automatic leveling, but without headlight cleaning system (the previous owner did not want to sell with everything with Splatator though). Am I behind the EU law/regulations or not? Thanks in advance! 2. On the high beam are the classic halogen lamps H7.
I saw again and again that they sell all kinds of LEDs somewhere 6500k, the same is respected the power of 55w or less all on 35w. If I mount Philips type LEDs instead of halogens on the high beams. Again, the question is to what extent it is legal and whether roadworthiness testing is related to this issue.