Introducing New H50 2.0 High Performance Outdoor Headlamp

[ACEBEAM (ACEBEAM Official)]

This is a fantastic budget friendly headlamp with a robust feature-set. Compact and lightweight H50 2.0 headlamp equipped with floodlight,spotlight, or dual beam with a max output of 2,000lumens.141 meters long range coverage and 170° wide range flood light specially designed for industrial maintenance,caving rescuing,climbing and mountaineering.

Utilizes 3 x Luminus SST-20 LED（Neutral White 5000K)
Equipped with the customized TIR optic lens, can reflect uniform and soft light
180° tilt angle for different illumination needs
Including one 18650 high capacity Li-ion battery and compatible with 2 x CR123/16340 batteries
Built-in the concealed USB-C charging port is effectively protected against the complex outdoor environment
USB-C Rechargeable Approx. 2hours 30 min to fully charge
One button interface controls 5 brightness levels, 3 light sources and 1 SOS special mode
Highly efficient constant current circuit provides a stable output of up to 30 days
The power indicator beneath the switch can indicate the remaining battery power
Rating in accordance with IP68 (2 meters submersible),All-weather applicable

ACEBEAM headlamp is the first choice by China Expedition.

Learn more: https://www.acebeam.com/wide-beam-led-headlamp-h50

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What bin or part number are those SST20 5000k high cri >90?

I’ve never seen a high CRI SST-20 in 5000k. Luminus doesn’t have any listed in their product data sheets.

The Luminus high CRI (95) SST-20 product family (SST-20-WxH) only goes up to 4000k.
The Luminus low CRI (65) SST-20 product family (SST-20-WxS) are the only 5000k models Luminus offers.

Source: Luminus : Specialty White LEDs

Could this simply be a typo in your product description ACEBEAM? If so, is the typo “5000k” or “High CRI>90”?

[BlueSwordM]

Yeah, I said it in another thread in a similar way.

Unless Acebeam made a very large semi-custom order(totally possible for a company their size), then it has to be a typo.

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@BlueSwordM

Yeah, I said it in another thread in a similar way.

Unless Acebeam made a very large semi-custom order(totally possible for a company their size), then it has to be a typo.

Hopefully the typo is “5000k” and they just meant to say “4000k”.

If it turns out that they just released a light with the god awful low CRI green tinted SST-20 5000k that’s an unforced error.

[ACEBEAM (ACEBEAM Official)]

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What bin or part number are those SST20 5000k high cri >90?

I’ve never seen a high CRI SST-20 in 5000k. Luminus doesn’t have any listed in their product data sheets.

The Luminus high CRI (95) SST-20 product family (SST-20-WxH) only goes up to 4000k.
The Luminus low CRI (65) SST-20 product family (SST-20-WxS) are the only 5000k models Luminus offers.

Source: Luminus : Specialty White LEDs

Could this simply be a typo in your product description ACEBEAM? If so, is the typo “5000k” or “High CRI>90”?

H50 2.0 utilizes 3 x Luminus SST-20 LED（Neutral White 5000K)

[SammysHP]

@ACEBEAM

H50 2.0 utilizes 3 x Luminus SST-20 LED（Neutral White 5000K)

Green, low CRI.

[icpart]

Better to be used LH351D with new 519A in that headlight.

[Oli]

@ACEBEAM

H50 2.0 utilizes 3 x Luminus SST-20 LED（Neutral White 5000K)

I see on CPF Acebeam claims that it has the SFT40 high CRI. Hopefully you can go back and correct this bad information everywhere. And hopefully you’re not sitting on a whole lot of boxes or other literature with bad information. Clearly somebody at Acebeam is recognizing that high CRI is a good thing. So let’s start using something in the 4000K range with high cri in headlights and other lights. It’s too bad that all the scientific research they did in there and all the pictures are not accurate now. Only half kidding.