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Valeo Lighting Systems Catalogue? Lighting Systems From light to advanced vision technologies Technical handbook valeoscope Valeo, your Lighting partner As one of the world’s leaders & multi-specialist in Visibility and Lighting systems, Valeo offers you: l Full information about lighting technology, from replacement parts to diagnosis and maintenance. l A complete aftermarket product offer with more than 2500 part numbers. l 100% Valeo O.E. on headlamps, rearlamps, foglamps and DRL. l A full range of Halogen and LED auxiliary lamps for passenger cars, trucks and agricultural vehicles. l A complete range of bulbs specifically developed by Valeo for the aftermarket. l A full range of services available: training, technical support, point of sales material, logistics “speed, service and quality”. Table 12. Light source positioning 46 13. High and low beams optical systems 47 of Contents 13.1. Parabolic type 48 13.2. Complex-surface type 49 13.3. Complex-surface and Xenon lamps 49 1. Disclaimer 3 13.4. Glare management in reflector-type optics 50 13.5. Elliptical-type optics 51 2. valeo-techassist.com 4 13.5.1. The reflector: a key component 52 to elliptic headlamps! 3. valeoscope library 5 13.5.2. The cut-off in elliptical-type optics 53 13.5.3. A vast product diversity 53 4. Valeo, the lighting systems 6 13.6. Xenon Bi-function technology 54 multi-specialist 13.6.1. Xenon Bi-function with elliptic projector 54 13.6.2. Xenon Bi-function with complex-surface reflectors 55 5. The lighting system: what is light? 7 5.1. The human eye 8 14. From Xenon to LED 56 5.1.1. The eye sensitivity 8 14.1. What is LED technology about? 56 5.1.2. Day and night-time visions 8 14.2. A bright future for LED technology in car applications 58 5.2 Light sources basics 9 14.3. Application for Ford Mondeo 58 5.2.1. The luminous spectrum 10 14.4. Application for Seat Leon 59 5.2.2. Light colour 11 14.5. What are the benefits of LED technology? 60 5.3. Photometric basics 12 5.3.1. Light Intensity 12 15. AFS - Adaptive Front Lighting 61 5.3.2. The luminous flux 13 Systems (AFS) 5.3.3. The illuminance 14 15.1. Bending lights 61 5.3.4. The luminance 15 15.1.1. Fixed Bending Light 61 5.3.5. The luminous efficacy 17 15.1.2. Cornering 62 15.1.3. Dynamic Bending Light 62 6. Lighting system: to see and to be seen 18 15.2. Full Adaptive Front Lighting “Full AFS” 64 6.1. ECE regulations for lighting 19 15.2.1. Full AFS for the Audi Q7 65 15.2.2. Automatic operation of the AFS 66 7. Headlamps beams 20 15.2.3. AFS - Classes and Modes 67 7.1. Low beam 21 15.2.4. Additional provision to the AFS systems 72 7.2. High beam 21 7.3. Fog light beam 21 16. Glare-Free High Beam (GFHB) 73 7.4. The cut-off 22 16.1. Why the Glare-Free High Beam? 73 7.5. Beam’s downward inclination 23 16.2. Valeo BeamAtic® Premium System 74 7.5.1. Low beam inclination ranges 24 16.2.1. BeamAtic® Premium applications 77 7.5.2. High beam inclination ranges 24 16.3. What makes a good Glare-Free High Beam system? 78 7.5.3. Fog light inclination ranges 24 16.4. LED-Based Glare-Free system designs 79 7.6. Aiming setup and correction 25 7.6.1. Initial aiming 25 17. What about lasers 82 7.6.2. Aiming correction (levelling) 25 in automotive lighting? 7.6.3. Manual levelling 26 17.1. Laser white source benefit from LED experience 82 7.6.4. Automatic levelling 27 7.7. Headlamp fixation-points 27 18. Signalling 84 18.1. The trend for a massive use of LEDs is engaged 85 8. Beams photometric characteristics 28 18.2. MICROOP TICS styling breakthrough 85 8.1. What must be illuminated on the road? 28 for front & rear night-time signature 8.2. Introduction to photometric specifications 29 18.3. Photometry in signalling functions 86 8.3. Photometric charts 30 18.4. Signalling gets smarter! 88 8.3.1. Photometric charts depend on light sources 31 8.3.2. Photometric charts by country 31 19. Lighting systems servicing 89 19.1. Light source selection 89 9. From Halogen to Xenon 33 19.2. Light source installation 90 front lighting 19.3. Fitting Xenon lamps 90 19.3.1. Ballast and Ignitor installation 91 10. Halogen lamps 34 19.4. Aiming correction in workshops 92 10.1. Halogen regenerative cycle 34 19.4.1. Measurement conditions 93 19.4.2. Vehicle preparation 93 11. Gas-discharge lamps 36 19.4.3. Measuring AFS aiming 93 11.1. Xenon lamps structure 38 11.1.1. Xenon, a discharge lamp 39 20. Regulations and marking 95 tuned to automotive applications 11.2. Xenon system operation 41 21. How to use Valeo lighting 11.3. Xenon lamp types and numbering 44 systems catalogue? 96 11.3.1. D6S/D8S to democratise Xenon lamp 45 11.3.2. D5S a fully integrated Xenon lamp 45 Tech’Care - Valeo Service technical solutions 97 Foreword Our multi-specialist expertise is rooted in our genes. As one of the leading automotive system designers solutions, in terms of efficiency, design and energy and manufacturers for OE, Valeo offers 14 product consumption. Valeo Service offer a wide range of lines for passenger cars and 8 product lines for heavy original equipment systems produced according to duty applications. Valeo supplies parts to every the highest quality standards. distribution channel, including car manufacturers, factories and dealerships, independent aftermarket Valeo Service is proud to present to you its 2015 and modern distribution, in more than 150 countries Lighting Systems Technical handbook as part of its all over the world. technical collection. The lighting market From human visual perception, to light sources evolutions, regulations, photometric knowledge Lighting systems on vehicles play a critical part in and Valeo latest technologies, this book will allow the safety of both the driver and other road users to you to better understand lighting systems and their see and to be seen. The risk of having a car accident importance for road user safety. at night is three times higher than during the day, more than 40% of fatal accidents occur when it is Last but not least, the most frequently asked dark although only 20% of all journeys are driven at questions will be addressed. night*. Car makers and component manufacturers are constantly developing new technologies to offer a wider and longer field of vision to improve Valeo: From original anticipation under all driving conditions. As an equipment leadership expert in lighting systems, Valeo has always been at the forefront developing and providing innovative to aftermarket excellence *BASt report “Das Unfallgeschehen bei Nacht”, 1988 2 1Disclaimer Whilst we endeavor to ensure that the information The limitations and exclusions of liability set out in included in this training documentation is correct, this section and elsewhere in this disclaimer: (a) we do not warrant its completeness or accuracy; nor are subject to the preceding paragraph; and (b) do we commit to ensuring that the material on the govern all liabilities arising under the disclaimer or documentation is kept up to date. in relation to the subject matter of this disclaimer, including liabilities arising in contract, in tort To the maximum extent permitted by applicable (including negligence) and for breach of statutory law, we exclude all representations, warranties duty. and conditions relating to this documentation and the use of this documentation (including, without To the extent that this documentation and this limitation, any warranties implied by law in respect training documentation are provided free of charge, of satisfactory quality, fitness for purpose and/or the we will not be liable for any loss or damage of use of reasonable care and skill). whatsoever nature. Nothing in this disclaimer will: (a) limit or exclude our The content of this Document is protected by or your liability for death or personal injury resulting intellectual property laws including copyright and from negligence; (b) limit or exclude our or your trademark law. Its content, including texts, pictures, liability for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation; drawings, logos, trademarks is part of Valeo know (c) limit any of our or your liabilities in any way how and is Valeo’s sole property. This Document and that is not permitted under applicable law; or (d) its content could not be used without Valeo’s written exclude any of our or your liabilities that may not be prior consent. excluded under applicable law. Any non authorized copy, duplication, distribution or reproduction is strictly prohibited and any infringer could be prosecuted. 3 2 valeo-techassist.com Valeo Techassist can assist you all the way through the following service processes: l Product information: product data sheets with details not included in the catalogue. l Common failures: step-by-step failure diagnosis guides. l Updates about Valeo Service products: access to all Technical Service Bulletins. l Help through FAQs and the Valeo Service technical hotline. Valeo TechAssist is a web based application, specifically developed for repair workshops, automotive spare l Valeo workshop tools: user manuals, service parts distributors and technical trainers. manuals and software updates on Valeo Service tools. Valeo TechAssist is available online in 10 languages. Logon to the website at www.valeo-techassist.com. l Online training modules (e-learning) about most modern product technologies. 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