Termitor LED vs Halogen: Surprising Insight on Heat Dissipation The debate between Termitor LED and halogen headlights often centers on brightness and longevity, but there’s a surprising twist in how they handle heat dissipation. While halogen bulbs rely on a heated filament to produce light—generating significant heat—LEDs like the H7/H7LL 30000LM Ultra-Brightness bulbs operate differently. They emit light through semiconductor technology, producing far less waste heat. However, this efficiency isn’t without nuance. The Chemical Guys GAP11516 Headlight Restore and Protect highlights this paradox: even with superior heat management, LEDs can still suffer from clouding over time due to heat exposure (if not properly installed or protected). Meanwhile, halogen headlights, despite their inefficiency, often appear less prone to this issue in poorly ventilated housings. The Headlight Restoration Kit is a testament to this—removing yellowing and scratches shows that heat isn’t the only factor; oxidation and exposure also play roles. Ultimately, while Termitor LEDs (or similar high-performance lights) win on raw efficiency, the practical heat dissipation story depends heavily on design and maintenance—something the RC Cars Remote Control Off Road Truck (with its metal shell LED headlights) demonstrates innately in a smaller, more resilient scale.