Which is the higher color temperature of xenon lamp 4300K or 6000K?

4300K is beige; 6000K is pure white light, such as the sunlight at noon. The penetrating power of beige light is a little higher than that of pure white light, so it is suitable for rainy and foggy days. The most used is pure white light. For example, the popular "nine plus one LED headlight" has two color temperatures, 3000K and 6500K respectively.

As for the color temperature, 6000K is higher than 4300K K. The color temperature is not the temperature or brightness, but the color of light. For headlights, it is recommended to use below 6500K K. More than 6500 K will become more and more dazzling, and the penetration will become lower and lower, so it is no longer suitable for making car lights.

If you want to know the brightness of the lamp, just look at the "lumen value".

I hope it will help you a little.