The S21D would be a great light to have for lower-amperage boutique LEDs. UV, Red, Photo Red, IR.
Does anyone know if the emitters can be run in serial? The s21d component parts are neither visible nor buyable.
Based on specs, it seems that it runs 4p with an 8a driver.
In fact, the cost of the manual is extremely low, mainly because there are so many types of products.
If my product assortment is simpler, I’ll focus on fancy packaging and product descriptions.
Simon, will the S2+ be offered with the new light green coating?
I ordered an S2+ back in June of last year and I would like to upgrade it to the new green coated lens if possible.
I can’t find it now, but someone asked that awhile back and the answer was no. L21B’s reflector sits between the centering gasket and the lens, but L21A’s reflector sits on a shelf inside the head of the light. Below is a photo of L21A’s reflector followed by a photo of L21B’s reflector, courtesy of 1Lumen.com.
My understanding (please correct me if I am wrong) is that the GT-FC40 is a 12V LED and therefore the driver needs to boost to around 12V the voltage obtainable from a single lithium cell (4.2V down to say 3.0V or thereabouts). If this is the case, the driver should have no problem boosting to 12V the 5V obtainable from the USB charging cable, as I understand it, it should in fact be easier for the driver to boost 5V to 12V as opposed to boosting 4.2V to 12V
The driver drawing only 0.26A from the USB cable is hugely disappointing, making the flashlight unusable for the use-case myself and others had in mind - running it solely from the USB cable without a battery inside.
For a comparison, even the M4U is able to draw around 0.75A from the USB cable when I run it without a battery inside.
Could you please raise this issue with the manufacturer of the driver samples? After all as I understand it the whole idea of a sample is to find issues like this one, so they can be fixed before the driver moves to mass production.