Xénon vs LED

Mercury

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Viva....comprei recente uma viatura com faróis LED, e reparei que não tem sistema de limpeza de faróis.....porque razão os Xénon são obrigados a ter e os de tecnologia LED não??
 
https://www.carlightblog.com/2013/10/22/a-clean-beam-the-purpose-of-the-headlamp-washer-system/

[FONT=&quot]The main reason for the requirement is that dirt can impair the optical features of the headlamp and cause glare. Incidentally, headlamps which are only slightly soiled cause a stronger glare, and of course the brighter the headlamp, the stronger the glare.[/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]ECE regulations only apply to the low beams.[/FONT]

[FONT=&quot]It is a widespread fallacy that headlamp washers are only compulsory for xenon lights. This is wrong on several counts. The latest generation of xenon, the 25-Watt version, doesn’t actually need one at all. Meanwhile, halogen and LED headlamps do need one if their light sources emit more than 2000 lumens. Indeed, this is required for ECE approval. (Under the DOT regulations in North America headlamp washers are not mandatory at all.) These do not refer specifically to xenon, but as no approved halogen lamp exceeds this threshold value and as this also is the case with most LED systems, only xenon headlamps are, in fact, affected in practice. They emit around 3000 lumens.[/FONT]
 
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