HID50 - Hard Core Lighting
50 watt HIDs for ultra high performance applications
Definition of HID
High intensity Discharge lighting is light from a plasma discharge rather than a filament. The system involves a combined igniter and ballast to start the light and maintain the current, and certain gases and metal salts to create the light. Overall the system uses less energy than halogen lighting, while producing 4 times more light per watt. HID lights are sometimes referred to as Xenon bulbs, due to the presence of Xenon gas between the electrodes. Note that some halogen bulbs contain small amounts of Xenon (up to 5%) and accordingly brand themselves as "Xenon lights", but they are not High Intensity Discharge lamps and do not put out greater light than standard halogen bulbs.
How HID lights
work ?
High Intensity Discharge Lights do not have a filament. Instead light is created from an electrical discharge between two electrodes in a micro-environment of xenon gas and metal halide salts. The light is emitted by an electrically energized gas -- a plasma discharge -- formed and sustained between the two electrodes. For more information go to the page below "Light Power and Colour."
How much does a kit cost ?
Ultra-50 kits in H1, H3, H7 or H11 fitments, in 5000K or 6000K are £159.00 plus p&p
Ultra-35 kits in H1, H3, H7 or H11 fitments, in 5000K or 6000K are £119.00 plus p&p
KTM kit ... an Ultra-50 kit with 1 H3 and 1 H7 bulb in 6000K only are £164.00 plus p&p
Triumph kit ... an Ultra-50 with 1 H7 and 1 H9 bulb, in 6000K only are £164.00 plus p&p
Postage and Packaging is £9.00 per kit (to the UK) for the above.
Postage and Packaging is £18.00 per kit (to Europe) for the above.
Postage and Packaging is £24.00 per kit (to the US / Canada) for the above
Single H4 High / Low kits with Ultra-35 ballast in 6000K are £99.00 plus £6.00 p&p
For more information go to the page below "HID50 Kit"
How do I order ?
Email HID50 to notify ballast type, light colour, discuss payment options and receive a final price. (See pages below for more information on ballast types and light colours)
Light power and colour
The
HID50 kit
50
watt vs 35 watt
What
bulb fitments are suitable to HID-ify
Installation - A guide to fitting
Auxilliary
Lights
www.HID50.com
Note that we do not claim to be legal experts and can give no advice as to the legality of operating any HID conversion (35 watt or 50 watt) or any other lighting modification due to the widely varying road regulations in different regions and countries. Anyone who does claim to be able to give you any definitive answer is talking through his/her hat. As with any aftermarket accessory, its up to the buyer to determine how he uses the HID kit. For the record, we sell HIDs for off road and farm use, underwater lighting, photographic and film lighting.