euro lights + protectors + heat = cracked euro lights

[Larry" <rocco16v@netzero.com (Larry)]

Well, the filament is well over 1500degrees F, probably closer to 2000dF.
Put your hand a foot away from the lense when the light is on and you'll get
an idea of the btu's....
The spaced polycarbonate shield would be the most effective of anything, at
the expense of being somewhat unsightly...

Larry

>
>
> How about some polycarbonate shield w/ a slight stand off to provide a
> little air gap 'tween shield and glass?
>
> Should be able to handle rocks & temps. (Pyro folks, how hot IS the
> front of H4s with 80/100+ bulbs?)
>
>
> TBerk
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