Thank you. I guess the law is similar to anywhere else. I was considering up to a maximum of 6,000k as going beyond this is not going to light up the road terribly well. I think my factory fitted HIDs are around 4,500k. If 6,000k is legal then thats great.
I am not expert but lights other than white or yellow are illegal in Qatar. For technical inspection, they will let it pass up to 6000k (still that's a tinge of blue-white) but anything other than yellow or whitish will fail the inspection and police might stop you and fine you as well. 8000k and 10000k and anything above will start producing a deeper blue and purple and that's not legal (same for the reds, orange etc... other colors for your headlights). Now I advise you to get 4000k as Xenons as this is the burning temperature that will produce the most whitish color.
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Thank you. I guess the law is similar to anywhere else. I was considering up to a maximum of 6,000k as going beyond this is not going to light up the road terribly well. I think my factory fitted HIDs are around 4,500k. If 6,000k is legal then thats great.
Many thanks.
I am not expert but lights other than white or yellow are illegal in Qatar. For technical inspection, they will let it pass up to 6000k (still that's a tinge of blue-white) but anything other than yellow or whitish will fail the inspection and police might stop you and fine you as well. 8000k and 10000k and anything above will start producing a deeper blue and purple and that's not legal (same for the reds, orange etc... other colors for your headlights). Now I advise you to get 4000k as Xenons as this is the burning temperature that will produce the most whitish color.
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