Platinum Series High-Power LED Module Fits 2012-2015 Toyota Tacoma
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Description
Spyder Auto is proud to present the Platinum Series line. We have added integrated LED bulb technology directly into our housings. The light-emitting diode is also called a luminescence diode or, in short, LED. LED stands for "light-emitting diode", as it turns electrical energy into light. Physically, it is a cold light source and an electronic semiconductor component part in optoelectronics. Its conductivity lies between that of conductors (e.g. metals, water, graphite) and non-conducting materials (e.g. non-metals, glass, wood). Spyder Auto has taken existing housing as well as new designs and added LED bulbs to the Low beam and keeping halogen bulbs for the high beam to keep cost in mind.
What are LEDs and what do they consist of? Basically, an LED consists of several layers of semiconductor compounds. Semiconductors, such as silicon, are materials whose electrical conductivity lies between that of conductors, such as the metals silver and copper, and non-conducting materials (insulators) such as PTFE or quartz glass. The conductivity of semiconductors can be greatly influenced by the specific introduction of electrically effective external substances (by means of a process known as doping). The different semiconductor layers together form the LED chip. The type of structure of these layers (various semiconductors) has a crucial bearing on the luminous yield (efficiency) and light color of the LED.
Here are a few facts regarding LED technology: Service life – how temperature development affects the service life or also the light degeneration of an LED refers to the period after which the illuminating power sinks to half of its original value. The functional capability of an LED depends on several factors. The semiconductor material used is as important as the operating conditions or the degeneration of the silicon crystal. The actual value of the service life cannot be generally determined, though. While standard LEDs may last up to 100,000 hours, high-power LEDs can be used for only about a quarter to a maximum of half of that time (25,000-50,000 hours). If both diodes were to be used non-stop, they could be used continually for eleven and more than two years, respectively.
The service life greatly depends on the location and the provided current density. The higher the current flow, the more the diode heats up. This shortens the service life. The ambient temperature is also relevant for the service life, as the diode fails sooner the warmer it is in general. Basically, the intensity of the light radiation in LEDs continually decreases over time. This is an advantage, as unlike traditional lamps (incandescent bulb, halogen), an LED doesn't suddenly leave you standing in the dark. Even if the illuminating power is reduced, it normally does not suddenly fail. The plastic normally used in the lenses of LEDs gradually becomes hazy, which also affects the luminous efficiency negatively.
Features
Main factors affecting the service life
- Temperature
- Current density
- Degeneration of the silicon crystal
LEDs are superior in several aspects. They might be more expensive to purchase than normal light bulbs or halogen bulbs, but their use pays for itself in a short time. The automotive industry in particular uses the positive features of the LED and employs it increasingly in new vehicles.
Main advantages
- Low energy consumption
- Long service life Impact and vibration-resistant
- Reduced heat build-up
- No maintenance or cleaning costs
- Mercury-free
- Good glare limitation
- Inertialess switching and modulation
- High-quality light projection
- Numerous designs (can be used almost everywhere)
- Individual light source configuration
- The light temperature remains during dimming
- Light color can be regulated
- Low production costs
- Increased light output per chip
- Extremely few early failures
- Very compact dimensions
- No UV or IR radiation
- Low power consumption
- High saturation
Warranty
Spyder Auto is also proud to announce the industry-leading 2-year provisional warranty for the Platinum line to its vendors. Please refer to vendor warranty information for end-users.
Provisional Warranty covers the life of the Low and High beam LED bulbs. Tampering or removing any dust or breather caps will void the warranty. Continued exposure to harsh chemicals or road salt will erode the UV coating and is not covered under warranty. Proper care and cleaning are essential for the longevity of the lens coating.
Special Notes
NOTE:
These projector headlights are designed to improve the looks and visibility of your vehicle. They are made by OEM-approved and ISO-certified manufacturers. They are made with OEM standard quality and are designed for stock lights direct replacement.
This headlight DOES NOT require a CCFL inverter
Adding HID/LED bulbs will void the warranty
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