I just went to cutter's page to try and buy some xhp50.3 HI, 5000k. BUt they all say (on mcpcb's) configured to either 6v or 12v.. can they be used on a 3volt mcpcb? My guy says no, but i saw the post and data sheet info that says can be configured to either 3/6/12volt.
I'd appreciate any help, I don't want to buy a 6/12v only unless I know it's that while I'm buying it. I'm so confused.. . I prefer 3v regardless of tint and cri, I just want to try the HI XHP.3 emitter out.
What I understand the hi version does not come in 3V configuration, just the hd version in cool white comes in 3V. 6V/12V is the same led with a diffferent PCB, but 3V requires a different led build.
yea, that is a friggen fail if I ever heard of one.. I know the flashlight industry is peanuts to a mfg like Cree, but that just sucks all the way around. I mean there are drivers made and that will be made, but it's another workaround and incompatibility issue..
anyway, yea a 2s2p massive light would be cool, with 3k or 5K tint :))
although- now I'm thinking- I can put one of these setup for 12v in a K1 (xhp35 hi model). In fact, I will be doing that. Once they are available more locally or with less shipping costs
I am so confused by that website.. I hate being stupid lol. I will eventually order some 50.3 in 5K & 3k. Anyone who wants someone to "go in" with them, I will. I'm in the US
Just dropped by to tell you that Kaidomain is listing an XHP50.3 HI for pre-order. The only additional information listed is “Cree XHP50.3 HI J4 3A Neutral White 5000K”. Click/tap here for the official Cree XHP50.3 datasheet. High CRI options galore.
Nice, hope some good CRI90+ variants arrive soon at the usual retail channels.
Wellp, out of 39 entries only the H2-45G (3-step 4500K) is available in small quantities. Other interesting easywhite parts are listed, like this F4-27H (F4 bin, 2-step 2700K), or this G2-27H (G2 bin, 2-step 2700K), these are “incandescent” while as close to the black body locus as Cree “bins” them. The second page of the above search contains many 2-step emitters.
I'd love to get a few “warm” HI emitters, 3500K or 4000K tops…