Narva Plus 100 Globes.

[big-trev Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close big-trev]

I have just been looking in the latest Automotive Electrical & Air Conditioning Magazine,And noticed that Narva have brought out a new series of globes to fit any standard lights with Polycarbonate lenses.They claim that these globes will give 100% more light out put than standard Halogen Globes.They should give up to 35 meters more lengh to you're beam lenght.These globes are markes as E Series Globes,and come in Street legal.Series are h1,h3,h4,h7,hb3,hb4,and h11.
Sounds like a great up grade to the standard lights.

[Justo77 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Justo77]

Sounds good, do you know if they require any mods to the light wiring or is it as simple as plugging them straight in?

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Should be plug and play. You're just changing the globes over.

[xlr8_87 Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close xlr8_87]

Sounds good, any idea what they're charging?
These day HID conversions are so cheap they'd want to be under $50

[MUMSRIG Avid PP Poster! Find all posts View Profile Close MUMSRIG]

If they are anything like any other NARVA headlight globe they will last for 5 minutes!

I went through 4x sets of Narva's in the last 2 years. Running Phillips now...So far so good!

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I'm running IPF fatboys, improvement over OE but not as good as HID.

[Schaffer Addicted PP Member Find all posts View Profile Close Schaffer]

Check on the reflector of the headlight. If this is plastic then it will probably distort with the 100w globes in place. The 100 watts globes generate a lot of heart for a confirmed/enclose space. I did l look at 100watt upgrades fro my head lights and everything I read and the people I talked to suggested I steer clear of them due to the platsic backing on the reflector. Could be an expensive excersise to replace if it goes wrong.

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But they're not 100W. They are 60/55W. http://www.narva.com.au/products/browse/h4

[LeighW Avid PP Poster! Find all posts View Profile Close LeighW]

Philips also have a new extreme vision bulb which is supposed to give a 100%
more light than standard globes.

Sales literature also state they are safe for plastic lights as they produce no more heat then a standard
bulb which sounds reasonable a they are still rated at 60W current draw.

Appears they have found a way to convert that current into more light output.

Cheers
LeighW

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I've got the Philips X-treme and they are noticeably whiter and slightly brighter.
It was $20 odd from ebay. came from the UK.

[wes Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close wes]

"Running Phillips now...So far so good!

Same as Mumsrig..Have had Philips for as long as i can rememberand have been happy with the globes andd the light emmited..

[Hutch Addicted PP Member Find all posts View Profile Close Hutch]

Just popped in some phillips today as i blew a globe last night on the way home from Rocky, will report later.

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But they're not 100W. They are 60/55W. http://www.narva.com.au/products/browse/h4

Ok, I just quickly read and probably mis read. 100% brighter or 100W and in my quick read all I saw was 100W.

I've got a set of Philips Power2Night or Xtrene Power (can't remember now) but claims to give 80% more light. Not sure it is 80% but it is a lot brighter than the dull standard globes.

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Just popped in some phillips today as i blew a globe last night on the way home from Rocky, will report later.

Hey Hutch, I might have missed it, but I can't see a post about how the philips lights went.

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Thats because I haven't done it yet, stayed tuned.