I am from the Philippines where Amazon, eBay & other online stores are simply inaccessible or simply hard to reach. I’ve been googling around & viewing forums like CPF to satisfy my curiosity for lights, batteries, & the like, & after the somewhat restrictive atmosphere there, I decided to sign in to BLF.
Please excuse my ignorance, since this is the first time I have joined any forum. I mean, the question I am going to ask might have been posted or answered elsewhere here but I don’t know where to look & this bothers me.
Recently, some Energizer lights have been on sale here. One of them is the “upgraded” Energizer Professional Hard Case LED Task Light, which sells for Php734.00 (around 18 US$). The light comes with 2 Energizer Max AAs & boasts 125lm for its high output. The light says ” Made in China”, but I’m curious to know, what LED emitter does it use since it does not look like any of the CREEs I’ve seen, & thr package does not say anything about it?
What LED does it use? Could the good people here enlighten me? Thanks.
I know the old version Nichia-3-LED version of this. That one was effectively 20lm only but as of 2013, Energizer updated the product to this one I have now. Unfortunately Energizer websites have not updated the factsheets pdfs yet, which leaves me so anxious as I could not find any other information about it except the one in the packaging. This updated version has one emitter as opposed to 3 (the old one has 3 Nichias). The emitter has round yellow phosphor center (not square or stripes), encased in what appears like a square copper-like metal, I also see 3 bond wires, I think.
As of now I see no option in my phone’s browser to upload pictures. Maybe tomorrow at work guys, all the computers I could use happens to be at school (my work). Gonna sleep now guys. Time here is 11:11pm. I really appreciate you’re trying to help me. Thanks a lot.
I have here the scan of the packaging carton as well as snapshots of the light. I don’t know if I’ve done right here. I also tried my best to take a photo of the emitter which is a bit lousy….