What does it all mean?

The ‘K’ is an abbreviation for KELVIN which is a temperature scale.

A higher ‘K’ value results in more colour.

A lower   ‘K’ value results in more usable light.

4300k – factory fitted spec

6000k – is what we all really want (generally speaking) – it gives you an ice white finish with a hint of blue.

8000k – best described as iceburg white, it has more blue in it than white, and the colour of 8000k has a distinct blue overture.

10000k – is blue, again not something we like to advise but some of us out there just want a blue finish.

12000k – gives of a slightly magenta finish – not a road legal colour.

The most popular hid colour is 6000k.

For more information on the various colours click on the following link: HID COLOUR CHART

For more information please call: 0207  183 3090