Chevrolet Traverse Low Beam Headlight
About low beam headlight
Low Beam headlights are the headlights that are turned on when the headlight switch is put on by default. These lights, also known as dipped lights, have a lower visibility range as they are focussed forward and downward. Under certain conditions they illuminate the road ahead better and also do not blind the oncoming drivers which could otherwise cause accidents. These lights are useful in high-traffic situations and also to avoid blinding the drivers on the opposite side because the vehicles are moving much closer.
What is the purpose of low beam headlight?
Due to extremely dark conditions or even rain, the low beam headlights allow the driver to have a clearer view of the previously blinded area when the driver's visibility drops below 150 metres. It also increases protection by keeping the beam centered during bad weather conditions.
How low beam headlight Works?
By default the low beam headlights are activated when the headlight switch is turned on. The low beam headlight relay is operated by triggering the low beam lights when the headlight switch is placed on via the turn indicator stalk or the stand-alone switch. Because of the resistance, as the current flows through the filament inside the bulb, the filaments heat up and thereby glow. With the aid of mirrors and reflectors this light created in focused and even spread.
Where is low beam headlight Located?
The low beam headlights are mounted in the headlight housing situated in front on either side of the vehicle.