Hard to tell if it’s a downside for lighting use - due to the phosphor conversion it’s more of a light green, maybe lime. It has a rather broad spectrum going all the way into red. Which means there’s some color rendition, it’s like it can’t decide whether it’s green or VERY VERY off-white .
Far from “pure” green, but very bright.
Led is a Cree XP-E2 in green. Driver is from Mountain Electronics, just their cheap 1 amp single mode driver, with the 2 amp upgrade of course! It’s perfect actually as the E2 maxes out right around 2 amps.
That said, the E2 (very small die) puts out say 350 lumens at 2 amps, the CSLNM1.F1 is WAY more than that!
Full disclosure, that was in dense blowing snow, it was FAR brighter in that condition.
Assuming peak bin performance that SST is a beast. Best case performance is 1200 lumens in a non converted color! I’m running an XP-E2 that maxes at 400 some lumens and even losing a bunch in a zoomie it is quite powerful.
I made the mistake of thinking it was lumens at first as well, it wasn’t until your comment that I realized it.
Since the light put out is visible I am surprised it is not measured in lumens. I guess it is possible to convert, but its not as simple as a one to one value comparison.
If you could provide the page number for the lumen measurement I would appreciate it. You state it it is there but you yourself stated 190, which min spec is 190 mW. that is not 190 Lumens.
A Cometa (or whatever it’s supposed to be called…)
43.5mm lens diameter vs the UT-20’s 38mm and also longer FL so a tighter beam I think.
It’s a 26650 light.