I found a site that did a light meter temp. test on the following blue/white halogen bulbs.

Pete



Product: Philip Diamond Vision
Light bulb specification: 60/55W
Indication color temp: 5000K
Actual color temp: 4552K


Product range: MTEC MT-413
Light bulb specification: 100/90W
Indication color temp: 4750K
Actual color temp: 4838K


Product range: Osram Coolblue
Light bulb specification: 60/55w
Indication color temp: 4000k
Actual color temp: 3336K


Product range: Bjunion Blue Bullet
Light bulb specification: 60/55W
Indication color temp: 8300K
Actual color temp: 3964K


Product range: Top Fuel
Light bulb specification: 60/55W
Indication color temp: 4600K
Actual color temp: 3738K

 

Product range: Emperor Xenon Blue
Light bulb specification: 100/80W
Indication color temp: NA
Actual color temp: 3613K


Product range: MTEC MT-447
Light bulb specification: 100/90W
Indication color temp: 4350K
Actual color temp: 3711K


Product range: Osram New Cool Blue
Light bulb specification: 85/80W
Indication color temp: 5600K
Actual color temp: 4215K


Product range: IPF Xenon Blue
Light bulb specification: 60/80W
Indication color temp: 5000K
Actual color temp: 4048K


Product range: PIAA H-244
Light bulb specification: 60/55W
Indication color temp: Near lamp 4200K/ far lamp 3950K
Actual color temp: 3699K

 

Product range: PIAA H-208
Light bulb specification: 60/55W
Indication color temp: 4150K
Actual color temp: 3556K


Product range: Run lucky X-White
Light bulb specification: 90/100W
Indication color temp: NA
Actual color temp: 3505K


Product range: Run lucky X2-White
Light bulb specification: 90/100W
Indication color temp: NA
Actual color temp: 3804K

 

worth being a sticky imho

 

Is there any way for you to obtain other data values for each? I'm esepecially interested in how many lumens each puts out...

 

Lumens data not available.....but the wattage may be somewhat helpful....cuz its somewhat proportional to lumens.

 

Philip Diamond Vision? Where do they sell them?

 

Thanks for the data and your time...

Great info...


LexGS

 

awesome thread bro, as always you outdo yourself with this lighting info...might i ask you to go one further? im looking for a real close match to my hids to swap in for my high beams or my fogs (until i get the hid 3000k philips yellow fog kit)..heres the thing, now that i have all that info on the real color temp outputs of these bulbs, is there any exact info on the true output of the philips 4300k HID kit i have installed in my lowbeams? i bought the kit from xenondepot.com (one of CL's sponsors)..i believe they only have the one 4300k kit for the gs to avoid confusion... also, lots of the bulbs pictured seemed to be h4s and what not, do you think the color temp/output real measurements would change any if the bulb type changed? say instead of h4, 9006? i know its probably a stupid question but who knows...im curious..thanks again.

 

are there any that can give me a nice deep blue look with out going hid,like really really blue

 

I am 99.9% sure these are not stock harness safe meaning they will melt it.. Stock halogens are 55w.. these are pushin 150-190! not safe I dont think.. Someone let me know if I am wrong..

 

phml is there anyway to find out the actual temp on the PIaa spark blue?

 

HID = More Bang for your Buck

 

I need a better bulb

 

There is the color standard but every company seems to have their own idea of what color their product emits. Maybe its just wishful thinking on their part. To answer your question....nope.

pete