Micro DE
|
|
Spread Beam (for a full field of vision)
|
| The functional principle of a DE ‘Diaxial Ellipsoid’ lamp is similar to that of a slide projector. An ellipsoid Free-Form (FF) reflector directs the light to a focused glass lens, which bundles and projects it onto the road. A shield positioned between the reflector and the lens provide a very sharp cut-off. The result - concentrated light output with a clear cut-off ensuring a smooth light distribution with very little stray light. DE Technology allows smaller dimensions with a higher luminance compared to a parabolic lamp. |
|
The Spread Beam driving lamp provides good illumination of both – the area immediately in front of the vehicle and the distance ahead. Particularly suitable for road vehicles, such as trucks and buses – when fatigue-free driving is more important than recognising objects in the distance. |
| |
|
|
Pencil Beam (for long-range illumination)
|
|
Hella Fog Lamps (for safe driving in inclement weather)
|
The Pencil Beam driving lamp is designed for maximum
long-range illumination, providing improved visibility of objects and traffic situations further in the distance.
Particularly suitable for off-road vehicles – when objects further in the distance must be recognised quickly to
maximise reaction time for the driver. |
|
Fog, rain or snow can reflect the light of standard driving lights back into your eyes, creating a dangerous glare that makes it difficult to recognise hidden hazards.
Hella fog lamps are equipped with specially designed reflectors, which evenly illuminate the width of the road, providing you with a wide path of light for more safety through clearer visibility. Particularly suitable for any vehicle driving through humid or moist areas where fog, rain or snow is common. |
