Ordered NW. Thanks, Freeme
Is the XP-L HI NW 4000K or 5000K?
XP-L HI NW 4800K
Curious what Luxeon means (maybe Luxeon V but no manufacturer has ever used it to my knowledge) and what type of driver it will have. I assume a FET driver with the output listed.
It’s a Luxeon V, with a FET driver.
Guess who owned Lumileds until 2017? Philips.
Philips still owns 20% of Luxeon, so it is probably using a Luxeon V.
I can guess as well as you, but confirmation with more specs is nice. New trend of doing pre-orders before any details are released is not good IMO
Ordered one brown/ Nat today thanks for your work on this.
I’m holding off on my order until a few get shipped and we actually see a review. I got burned on the Haikelite SC26 pre-order and now have 2 flashlights collecting dust on my shelf.
- What are the specs on the driver? Glued in or retainer ring?
- What is the diameter of the driver?
- What is the diameter of the MCPCB?
- What is the diameter of the reflector emitter hole?
Interested
is it luxeon v2 led or v1?
No news yet.
Interested
Interested
It’s pretty obvious it’s using a Luxeon V.
It’s the only other Lumileds emitter that could do this on DD without being a Luxeon MZ.
Still, I’m quite interested in the light. Please send in the code freeme.
I am interested x 2
What are differences in tints below. Please advise.
Luminus SST40 CW
Philips Luxeon NW
XP-L HI CW
XP-L HI NW
If not DD, I am interested in the SST40 version.
There are total of 4 emitter options to choose from.
Luminus SST40 CW
Philips Luxeon NW
XP-L HI CW
XP-L HI NW
Interested, can you give a description of how is the lumens and throw for each LED type?
I know XPL-Hi is throwy, and should be something like 1000-1300 lumens (basing from other flashlights using XPL-Hi)
Luminus SST40 is a mixed flood/throw LED (probably similar to XHP50.2), with around 2000-2200 lumens (basing from other flashlights with this LED).
I’m not familiar with the Philips Luxeon LED — how is the lumens and the throw compared to the XPL-Hi and SST40?
freeme:There are total of 4 emitter options to choose from.
Luminus SST40 CW
Philips Luxeon NW
XP-L HI CW
XP-L HI NW
Interested, can you give a description of how is the lumens and throw for each LED type?
I know XPL-Hi is throwy, and should be something like 1000-1300 lumens (basing from other flashlights using XPL-Hi)
Luminus SST40 is a mixed flood/throw LED (probably similar to XHP50.2), with around 2000-2200 lumens (basing from other flashlights with this LED).I’m not familiar with the Philips Luxeon LED — how is the lumens and the throw compared to the XPL-Hi and SST40?
Shouldn’t SST-40 be the same as XML2 die-size-wise?
Interested
The Amutorch Ali store indicates these specs:
Specification:
Material: T6 Aluminum alloy
Battery: Not included, powered by one 21700 li-ion battery
LED: Luminus SST40 2200lm / Philips LumiLEDs LUXEON 2200lm / CREE XP-L HI 1200lm
Light color: Cool white & Nature white
Lens: Highly transparent tempered coated glass
Switch Location & Type: Side and tail of the flashlight
Impact Resistant: 1m
Max Output: 2200Lumens
Waterproof: IPX-8 Waterproof,under water 2m
Color: Military Grey
Weight: 280gUI Mode: Fully Press the tail switch to turn on/off the flashlight, press slightly the switch at the side of the torch to adjust the light, which are successively Low, Med, High, Turbo (double-click quickly), Strobe (quickly triple-click quickly). The strobe function can be activated by double-click quickly at any luminance level.
Features:
Material: Adopt quality T6 aviation aluminum Alloy manufactured through CNC during the whole process. the surface is processed with hardened and wear-resistant 3rd level hard oxidation. Scratch proof and wear-resistent.Low voltage warning & Reverse polarity protection: Practical and durable with high quality constant current drive circuit! It has reverse polarity protection function and low voltage prompt function.
Super white tempered double-sided anti-reflection AR-Coating lens…
Integrated lamp head, solid aluminum, Unique encrypted radiating fins, Faster cooling performance.
Unique solid and integral heat dissipation structure at lamp head, discarding independent circuitry cabin that conducting heat through medium. Removing the heat conducting oxide layer after oxidation through CNC in order to achieve a quicker heat and energy conduction and dissipation generated by LED, thus extending the lifetime of LED and slowing down light wane!
Pure purple base plate with thermal and electrical separation process is used for LED base plate. thus extending the lifetime of LED.
The inner electric conducting PCB and the anti-chatter spring.
Cool white and Nature white are available:
Cool White: color temperature 6500K, white light, bright strengthening, maximum luminance can reach 1200 lumens!
Nature White: color temperature (4800K), strong penetrability, good color rendering property, excellent performance in rain and fog weathers. Protect eyes from feeling tired with long lightening up. Not as bright as the white color, the white light is recommended for customers who prefers it to be bright.SST40 LED only have Cool white light color now
Looks like the Philips Luxeon has similar stated lumens as the SST40 of 2200 lumens.
*“pure purple base plate” = I think it’s from Chinese-to-English translation inaccuracy and probabably means “pure copper base plate”