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The Professionals Choice
PIAA Lamps are the professionals choice for high performance driving, spot, fog and automotive lighting. Dependable and reliable under the most severe racing conditions, they are used by World Rally and National Rally Champions.

Advanced Tough Design
Tough PIAA lenses are computer designed for optimum performance and are made of hardened prism glass to withstand the rigours of off-road and normal highway hazards. PIAA's lamps feature a specially designed polyphenylene sulphide composite, alumimium or stamped steel housing. These materials make it possible for PIAA lamps to operate under higher wattage bulbs without sacrificing bulb life. PIAA Quality makes PIAA lighting the serious drivers choice.

HID Lamps
High Intensity Discharge H.I.D. Lamps create a light source that is produced by a stabilized arc that burns at a much higher color temperature which creates a whiter light output than a standard halogen bulb.

PIAA lamps are available for various applications. Note the diagram adjacent which is a guide on the 3 types of beams available.

Fog - A fog light enhances visibility in fog, rain, snow and dust. Fog lights are intended to be used conjunction with standard headlamp systems. PIAA's Ion Crystal series of lighting are an excellent choice for bad driving conditions. Fog lights are intended to be used in conjunction with standard headlamp low beams.

Drive - A drive light is intended to supplement the high beam of a standard headlamp system to enhance the illumination for increased visibility all round.

Spot - Sometimes referred to as a Pencil Beam. A narrow beam of light that has an extremely long range with minimal side to side illumination.

Some of PIAA's key use of technology in various lighting systems (depending on the application) includes:

Ion Crystal - PIAA's method of achieving this is a propriety coating applied to a bulb or lens that transforms the light output to amber with much higher efficiency that conventional amber coloured lenses.

Lens Fluting - A process in which moulds the lens to control the beam pattern by deflecting the light to the desired point in the beam. Lens Fluting usually looks like vertical cuts in the lens.

Multi Surface Reflector - MSR, A reflector designed to control the beam pattern with a computer designed surface to project the light precisely to the desired point in the beam.

Dichroic - A technology where the lamp design is such that it allows heat to dissipate away from the bulb which in turn increases bulb life and makes the whole lighting setup more efficient. Used mostly in the compact tuning lamps in the PIAA range.