The two tone looks lovely.
The light looks really compact - TN36 style.
The soldering makes me feel happy about myself.
It looks like it’s just going to shout light angrily into the air in a spray and pray kind of fashion. You’ve got to think this is going to be around the 8k lumen mark with just a wall of light.
You’ll burn your hand on the body in no time that’s for sure.
It looks like a fun light to have but it’ll be a battery muncher for sure and they’ll have to have a decent step down on it before you start to cook stuff with it.
I saw that the head is very poorly made
The reflector is dirty, the solder is not clean, the wire is small(it should be used for 1000 lumen light, not xhp70*3 light)
It’s 12V, so the wires don’t need to be as thick. Industrial facilities are wired for 240V or 480V, often just to lower the cost on copper. That said, I hope that’s a constriction because that would be an easy upgrade.
OP reflectors give a bigger hotspot. They probably think the hotspot is already big enough due to the shallow reflector shape, plus with 3 emitters your less likely to see a donut hole shape. So SMO, and higher efficiency, is the smart choice.
If you will look at maukka’s tests you will see that most cree leds (and all new multi-dies) are not suitable with smo reflectors. Tint shift is too big for comfortable usage. The only cree multi-die led that is good with smo is mt-g2.
Reflector size too die area ratio is too small for any impressive throw, I think extra green areolas absense is more significant neither extra 10m of throw.