Barton Falcon - Wiring Guide for Simultaneous Low and High Beam Functionality

Question

Hello, I mean what wires should be connected with each other so that after turning on the high beam, the low beam lights do not go out, but light up simultaneously.

Staszek49 · Accepted Answer

You need to add a system that connects both lights, with the possibility of disconnecting them, so that it complies with the applicable regulations. I believe that the effects of such a solution may be meager, because the generator will not be able to handle such a load.

BANANvanDYK · Answer

The illumination of both filaments of the headlight bulbs is not favorable for reasons of durability. Besides, the law probably does not allow such work. This is only permissible when there are separate headlamps, one for the dipped beam and the other for the high beam.

Heinzek · Answer

For what purpose? Do you install xenon? It is practically enough to combine blue / white with white in the area of the low / high beam switch.

milejow · Answer

And how will it turn on the low beam after bridging both cables?

Heinzek · Answer

I think you mean the road only, because unfortunately this option will not be. Unless to use a hidden switch. The most important and so is the question of the need for such a solution, because I consider it unnecessary, probably for Chinese bi-xenon which will be illegal in this lamp anyway.

milejow · Answer

I wrote clearly what I mean. For the set, suggest also bridging the left and right directions.

ddamianekk18 · Answer

- But I have two separate headlights, not a two-filament bulb. - I do not know what you woke up with these xenon and bi-xenonami but better not to speak anymore because you write BZDURY man, no one even mentioned xenon and you get off the Christmas tree and start a bottom topic. It is best, the easiest, logical and the first topic to solve and it is one of the simplest sentences that I have completely forgotten I consider the topic exhausted, Thank you for your help.

Heinzek · Answer

You asked a question: You got the answer: I have not met anyone who would turn on both lights at the same time on a scooter, but I gave a solution anyway. Such things were done in some cars after changing the lamps that required the dipped beam not to go out - mainly from H4 to bi-xenon. best regards

BANANvanDYK · Answer

I wonder what you write and what you suggest to us. The Chinese in this kennel have such double headlights, but with the low / high beam function on the left and right side of the lamp, they have two 18 / 18W or 25 / 25W S2 or HS1 double filament bulbs with reduced power. With the rest of the diagram you gave it follows. Only some Chinese cars have separate headlamps for low beam and high beam, most often those whose design is copied from Italian scooters. And in Italian there is something else used, for example Aprilia SR50 and Piaggio NRG Power have halogen bulbs (from what I remember) H8 35W with a plastic base and a plug housing (like typical HB3 cars), yet they do not glow together with the traffic light on.

ddamianekk18 · Answer

I consider the topic exhausted after the first reply from my colleague Thank you all for your willingness to speak.

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