En hier nog even het verschil tussen een HID projector en een PnP HID lampje in een halogeen reflector.A properly aimed reflector with PNP HID's will not blind people or cause excessive glare.
This is totally incorrect. The glare problem lies not in the aiming but in the vastly different manner in which the HID arc and the filament radiate light. The discharge arc is curved and has two spots of maximum intensity, each hot spot being at the ends of the arc approximately 5mm apart. The filament is straight and has a single hotspot in the very centre of the filament This hotspot will be 2.5mm away from each of the HID hot spots. Headlights are designed around a given bulb and it's still not possible to design a headlight, projector or reflector, than can safely and effectively work with both light sources. In other words the optics of a HID headlight are quite a bit different than those of a halogen headlight. Even if a PnP HID kit doesn't directly glare oncoming drivers, the light reflected from the overlit foreground can and will cause glare. Then there's the area of the lens/reflector. Glare can come from those surfaces and the smaller the surface for a given light source the greater this glare. In a similar way the brighter bulb in a given headlight the greater this glare.
links Projector rechts PnP (mocht dat niet duidelijk zijn)





