WHY Should I choose ProLumen HID? Whats the difference?
10-28-2005, 04:30 AM
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WHY Should I choose ProLumen HID? Whats the difference?
Hey guys,
Just dropping in to give you a little info I found about the HID brand we sell, ProLumen:
Kelvin Ratings - 3K, 4K, 5K, 6K, 8K
Output Ratings - 2500-3300 Lumens
Application Types - HX <-- all, 900X <-- All
WHY BUY PROLUMEN? There are Soooooo many other brands to choose from
1.Prolumen QUALITY
EMark Certification•ISO9001 Certification•TS Certification
2) ProLumen are tested more accurately
Real testing•Professional Testing Instruments•Real Test Data 4000K•Real Data 6000K
The "6K-H7-lumen" photo shows 2633 Lumens, 6374 Kelvin, and -0.0004 of angel accuracy (tolerance).
The "4K-H1-lumen" photo shows 3288 Lumens, 4006 Kelvin, and +0.0015 of angel accuracy (tolerance) for your reference.
Applications Visible Are:
Nissan Altima - H1 6K
Porsche Boxster S 2006 - D2S + H8 Fog HID
Mazda3 H7 - Pass HID, DRIVE Halogen
Kit Install Guide Pictorial:
http://www.umnitza.com/gallery/view_...ame=hidinstall
Kit Pictures:
http://www.umnitza.com/albums/revers...ging.sized.jpg
Just dropping in to give you a little info I found about the HID brand we sell, ProLumen:
Kelvin Ratings - 3K, 4K, 5K, 6K, 8K
Output Ratings - 2500-3300 Lumens
Application Types - HX <-- all, 900X <-- All
WHY BUY PROLUMEN? There are Soooooo many other brands to choose from
1.Prolumen QUALITY
EMark Certification•ISO9001 Certification•TS Certification
2) ProLumen are tested more accurately
Real testing•Professional Testing Instruments•Real Test Data 4000K•Real Data 6000K
The "6K-H7-lumen" photo shows 2633 Lumens, 6374 Kelvin, and -0.0004 of angel accuracy (tolerance).
The "4K-H1-lumen" photo shows 3288 Lumens, 4006 Kelvin, and +0.0015 of angel accuracy (tolerance) for your reference.
Applications Visible Are:
Nissan Altima - H1 6K
Porsche Boxster S 2006 - D2S + H8 Fog HID
Mazda3 H7 - Pass HID, DRIVE Halogen
Kit Install Guide Pictorial:
http://www.umnitza.com/gallery/view_...ame=hidinstall
Kit Pictures:
http://www.umnitza.com/albums/revers...ging.sized.jpg
11-01-2005, 12:59 AM
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question, do these kits hum. I have dont many kits and about 90% of them hum. THe sound actually comes from the ballast box. The only kit that I have delt with that doesn't make any noise is Polarion.
Also, are these kits fused at all, or do they rely on the factory wiring only.
Just trying to find out a little extra info, before buying.
Jason
Also, are these kits fused at all, or do they rely on the factory wiring only.
Just trying to find out a little extra info, before buying.
Jason
11-01-2005, 02:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Poison
These looks great but....you don't sell projectors so whats the point of buying it? 
Heres a warning from your website....
Isn't this a little bit of a contradiction? I'm not singling you guys out or anything, but this goes for everyone wtf is the point of advertising this poop to people who most likely don't have projectors. Next thing you know it you cause a freaking family van to become blinded and crash into a damn pole killing both parents and children. 
Heres a warning from your website....
NOTE: This kit does NOT include a projector or a projector housing. It is for this reason that we recommend putting it in headlight packages such as the Projector46's, or in applications not requiring projectors (fog lights). In some circumstances, your car may already have projectors, in which case you should disregard this warning. Failure to use projectors to focus your HID bulbs will result in glare and dispersed light, possibly causing a road hazard for other drivers!
With that said, the warning on our website is there as a precaution. You have to be VERY careful when putting HIDs in a reflector housing. It can be done very safely and is done from the factory on older Lexus' and Toyotas. With that being said, they have to be aimed correctly, if done HIDs can be a great lighting upgrade that will in no way cause glare to oncoming drivers. The warning is just there to make sure that you understand the potential consequences of a misinstalled HID kit
11-01-2005, 02:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Piston
question, do these kits hum. I have dont many kits and about 90% of them hum. THe sound actually comes from the ballast box. The only kit that I have delt with that doesn't make any noise is Polarion.
Also, are these kits fused at all, or do they rely on the factory wiring only.
Just trying to find out a little extra info, before buying.
Jason
Also, are these kits fused at all, or do they rely on the factory wiring only.
Just trying to find out a little extra info, before buying.
Jason
11-01-2005, 02:40 AM
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Originally Posted by jasonbegin
how much for some 5000k?
Here is a link to the product page:
http://jlevistreetwerks.com/OSCOMMER...d45a60df837861
