Hhmm, 50T sure bout fits it's performance.
But how fast does the T50 drop off compared to a 40T
I'm not really set up for doing long term testing. I did get in another pair though of the T50's
I don’t understand how to read the chart. For example, to achieve 4000 Lumens the lamp will consume 59.4W of power, right
I know this ^ was a while ago, but I want to put one in a light that came with an xhp50, what did or do you use for “centering ring”, or more specifically so the reflector doesn’t short out in the mcpcb? I have been thinking about cutting a thin piece of plastic just so the reflector has something to sit on, would that work?
KawiBoy1428: djozz:Ehm, not really, my “science” is still on a ration for the next 12 years (wife,child) and I have plans for this led
So what is the impression of removing the window?
It could just be the best performing SBT-90.2 I have tried so far….I don’t know? But here is what I got….
a. Warmed up the tint a bit…
b. Went from 358kcd to 408kcd (Original FT03 SST-40 GB Light)
c. Went from 5000lm to 5780lm at T/O (after I checked the throw so it was still pretty warm and battery drained a bit)
I know this ^ was a while ago, but I want to put one in a light that came with an xhp50, what did or do you use for “centering ring”, or more specifically so the reflector doesn’t short out in the mcpcb? I have been thinking about cutting a thin piece of plastic just so the reflector has something to sit on, would that work?
In what light? I had a few lights that had the Gen1’s 90/70’s in them that I salvaged from older lights/builds… In the FT03 I didn’t use a centering ring… I used Kapton Tape to cover the mcpcb from shorts…I was using the MTG2 26mm boards until Hank came out with the 32mm….
I don’t understand how to read the chart. For example, to achieve 4000 Lumens the lamp will consume 59.4W of power, right
His tests were not done in a lamp/flashlight. They were done in a sphere measuring the raw led with a power supply.
In a battery powered flashlight with it’s added losses (let’s use a conservative 20% loss) you would need 5000 total lumen to get 4000 out the front of the lamp. That would be about 18 amps. Then you need to consider the voltage sag. A decent 21700 might sag to about 3.8 or so. 3.8 x 18 = 68.4. So I would estimate about 70 watt is what a flashlight would consume.
If your talking about a raw led powered from a power supply, you can see that 4000 lumen draws 12 amps at 3.15 volt. Thats only about 38 watts. These not very practical numbers for real world use.
Personally I’d estimate a 30% loss and say you need to push it to 20 amps and you might be lucky to get 4000 lumen out of a flashlight.
These are all my own estimates based on djozz’s test results, as I haven’t ever used or measured this led. Maybe someone who has tested it in a flashlight can give some more detail.
Information is wonderful. Thank you my friend.
Artiet59: KawiBoy1428: djozz:Ehm, not really, my “science” is still on a ration for the next 12 years (wife,child) and I have plans for this led
So what is the impression of removing the window?
It could just be the best performing SBT-90.2 I have tried so far….I don’t know? But here is what I got….
a. Warmed up the tint a bit…
b. Went from 358kcd to 408kcd (Original FT03 SST-40 GB Light)
c. Went from 5000lm to 5780lm at T/O (after I checked the throw so it was still pretty warm and battery drained a bit)
I know this ^ was a while ago, but I want to put one in a light that came with an xhp50, what did or do you use for “centering ring”, or more specifically so the reflector doesn’t short out in the mcpcb? I have been thinking about cutting a thin piece of plastic just so the reflector has something to sit on, would that work?
In what light? I had a few lights that had the Gen1’s 90/70’s in them that I salvaged from older lights/builds… In the FT03 I didn’t use a centering ring… I used Kapton Tape to cover the mcpcb from shorts…I was using the MTG2 26mm boards until Hank came out with the 32mm….
Awesome thank you. The 32mm baord fits in the ft03? I was going to order that from hank but thought ft03 had a 28mm mcpcb/
KawiBoy1428: Artiet59: KawiBoy1428: djozz:Ehm, not really, my “science” is still on a ration for the next 12 years (wife,child) and I have plans for this led
So what is the impression of removing the window?
It could just be the best performing SBT-90.2 I have tried so far….I don’t know? But here is what I got….
a. Warmed up the tint a bit…
b. Went from 358kcd to 408kcd (Original FT03 SST-40 GB Light)
c. Went from 5000lm to 5780lm at T/O (after I checked the throw so it was still pretty warm and battery drained a bit)
I know this ^ was a while ago, but I want to put one in a light that came with an xhp50, what did or do you use for “centering ring”, or more specifically so the reflector doesn’t short out in the mcpcb? I have been thinking about cutting a thin piece of plastic just so the reflector has something to sit on, would that work?
In what light? I had a few lights that had the Gen1’s 90/70’s in them that I salvaged from older lights/builds… In the FT03 I didn’t use a centering ring… I used Kapton Tape to cover the mcpcb from shorts…I was using the MTG2 26mm boards until Hank came out with the 32mm….
Awesome thank you. The 32mm baord fits in the ft03? I was going to order that from hank but thought ft03 had a 28mm mcpcb/
No…You will have to run the 26 mm MTG2 board in the FT03… unless you bore the shelf out wider…
*my power supply goes up to 20A, so higher currents were not tested. As you can see in the chart, the max was not reached at 20A, but it seems also not far from max. It would be nice if someone with a PS that goes higher than 20A could test the behaviour at higher currents.
Has anyone been able to test this on a power supply that goes over 20A?
djozz:*my power supply goes up to 20A, so higher currents were not tested. As you can see in the chart, the max was not reached at 20A, but it seems also not far from max. It would be nice if someone with a PS that goes higher than 20A could test the behaviour at higher currents.
Has anyone been able to test this on a power supply that goes over 20A?
I have a 30A supply. Just don’t have a 90.2
I find over AE stores very cheap SBT90 LEDs like this
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32845013580.html?spm=a2g0o.search0304.0.0.12b0754fWiOqy0&algo_pvid=220fc2f8-8ba4-496e-a9c8-289d828d22da&algo_exp_id=220fc2f8-8ba4-496e-a9c8-289d828d22da-1
Are they genuine or fake?
I find over AE stores very cheap SBT90 LEDs like this
Page Not Found - Aliexpress.com
Are they genuine or fake?
They look genuine, and I have seen that store before, so it is not an extremely obscure source. But do not blame me if they are fake after all.
icpart:I find over AE stores very cheap SBT90 LEDs like this Page Not Found - Aliexpress.com Are they genuine or fake?
They look genuine, and I have seen that store before, so it is not an extremely obscure source. But do not blame me if they are fake after all.
Listing just says SBT-90, not SBT-90.2. Even the datasheet specs included are for the old SBT-90, looks like to me. I sure wouldn't trust a listing like that if it's a SBT-90.2 you are looking for. Can't imagine anyone interested in the old gen of this LED.
djozz: icpart:I find over AE stores very cheap SBT90 LEDs like this Page Not Found - Aliexpress.com Are they genuine or fake?
They look genuine, and I have seen that store before, so it is not an extremely obscure source. But do not blame me if they are fake after all.
Listing just says SBT-90, not SBT-90.2. Even the datasheet specs included are for the old SBT-90, looks like to me. I sure wouldn’t trust a listing like that if it’s a SBT-90.2 you are looking for. Can’t imagine anyone interested in the old gen of this LED.
What does the 2nd generation sell for, $20 or $40?
That ad shows $17 which seems more like the older led.
Price alone seems to point to it being the older unit.
Yes, I missed that it may not be the .2 version, in that case you get a way less performing led not capable of 20A.
Tom E: djozz: icpart:I find over AE stores very cheap SBT90 LEDs like this Page Not Found - Aliexpress.com Are they genuine or fake?
They look genuine, and I have seen that store before, so it is not an extremely obscure source. But do not blame me if they are fake after all.
Listing just says SBT-90, not SBT-90.2. Even the datasheet specs included are for the old SBT-90, looks like to me. I sure wouldn't trust a listing like that if it's a SBT-90.2 you are looking for. Can't imagine anyone interested in the old gen of this LED.
What does the 2nd generation sell for, $20 or $40? That ad shows $17 which seems more like the older led. Price alone seems to point to it being the older unit.
Hank sells the SBT90.2 mounted for like $45. Think you can get it for ~$35 somewhere else. Here on Ali for $39.
Ohh, Simon for $35 here.
Hank sells the SBT90.2 mounted for like $45. Think you can get it for ~$35 somewhere else. Here on Ali for $39.
Ohh, Simon for $35 here.
Yeah, so anytime you see such a super low price, it’s the old model.
There’s no guarantee that some shop may not sell the old model for $35, they might, but at least you know a $20 model is surely not the 2nd gen.
(That sounds complicated, but I hope it makes sense)
Hallo.Is there this led also in neutral or warm version?