NIGHTWATCH Seeker NS22 3000K, SST20, 95cri,  comparative beamshots; discount code in OP: new photos added bottom of op

Dioda · 2018-12-31T19:03:14.000Z

Hi to all, is also the 5000k sst20 version with 95cri or only the warmer tints?

SKV89 · 2018-12-31T19:17:39.000Z

The SST-20 95CRI only goes up to about 4300k with the FA1 tint bin.

tatasal · 2019-01-02T08:20:57.000Z

Looks like this NS22 SST20, 3000k, 95cri version is making waves (brisk business) in Neal’s site.

timbo114 · 2019-01-02T12:30:09.000Z

yep, I had to go back and grab one of those after I got my XHP 50.2 5000k

wolfdog1226 · 2019-01-02T13:52:25.000Z

tatasal:

Looks like this NS22 SST20, 3000k, 95cri version is making waves (brisk business) in Neal’s site.

I was one of the MANY Ripples! :sunglasses:

I am looking forward to it. It has plenty of output to qualify for one of my secondary lights that I bring on the trail every night.

Just a little update. CAPO[My Husky] and I just passed the 18Kmiles[28,968KM] on the trail.Day by day it adds up. Three years from now, at this pace we will surpass 25K mikles,One lap around the world.

When we enjoy something, dedication no longer seems like work, it becomes pleasurable.

DAY 1-March 18,2011

Last winter

NO Exaggeration. If it was not for him, I would NEVER have gotten into torches!

tatasal · 2019-01-03T09:33:40.000Z

to Capo

Dioda · 2019-01-03T10:24:34.000Z

Hi, does anyone know the CRI of the 5000k version? Wondering about grabbing one, but the 3k might be too warm for me.

tatasal · 2019-01-03T10:39:56.000Z

Dioda:

Hi, does anyone know the CRI of the 5000k version? Wondering about grabbing one, but the 3k might be too warm for me.

I sent Neal your message, let’s hope he has information on this.

What’s listed in Neal’s site are SST20 3000k, 4000k, 5000k and 6500k version.

That’s a good question, I want to know too.

Dioda · 2019-01-03T10:50:56.000Z

Thanks, let me know if new info pops up

tatasal · 2019-01-03T11:51:04.000Z

Dioda:

Hi, does anyone know the CRI of the 5000k version? Wondering about grabbing one, but the 3k might be too warm for me.

It’s has 70 cri

Lux-Perpetua · 2019-01-03T11:53:03.000Z

tatasal:

Dioda:

Hi, does anyone know the CRI of the 5000k version? Wondering about grabbing one, but the 3k might be too warm for me.

I sent Neal your message, let’s hope he has information on this. What’s listed in Neal’s site are SST20 3000k, 4000k, 5000k and 6500k version. That’s a good question, I want to know too.

AFAIK, Luminus has specified the 5000K and 6500K SST-20 to 70CRI whereas the 2.700K, 3000K and 4000K are specified with 95CRI.

luminus.com

Luminus : Specialty White LEDs

Whether targeting high efficiency horticulture fixtures, or replacement of high-power Xenon/HID lamps, these LEDs are ideal for directional applications & offer large operating dynamic range.

tatasal · 2019-01-03T11:57:33.000Z

Lux-Perpetua:

tatasal:

Dioda:

Hi, does anyone know the CRI of the 5000k version? Wondering about grabbing one, but the 3k might be too warm for me.

I sent Neal your message, let’s hope he has information on this. What’s listed in Neal’s site are SST20 3000k, 4000k, 5000k and 6500k version. That’s a good question, I want to know too.

AFAIK, Luminus has specified the 5000K and 6500K SST-20 to 70CRI whereas the 2.700K, 3000K and 4000K are specified with 95CRI.

Luminus : Specialty White LEDs

Great info!

That’s true BLF spirit right there. :+1:

Dioda · 2019-01-03T13:10:23.000Z

Thanks tatasal! I will probably pick the 3k or 4k version then.

tatasal · 2019-01-05T03:01:39.000Z

SST20 3000K 95CRI

SST20 4000K 95CRI

SST20 5000K 75CRI

Specification:
Emitter: SST20/SST40/XHP50.2
Flux: 1250lm/2100lm/3200lm
Battery: 18650 (not include)
If you want to use 21700 battery,pls add the option 21700 tube
Reﬂector: 38 mm,aluminum,smooth ﬁnish
Lens: Glass with anti-reﬂective coating
Body: Aluminum with Type III hard-coat anodizing
Swtich: 20mm,10A reverse switch
Ingress rating: IP68, underwater 2 meters
Weight: 184g without cells
Dimensions: 41 mm head x141 mm length

Details:
1.LED:SST20
Output:1250lm
Beam Intensity:90,000CD
Distance：600m
Modes:L (0.1A)-M (1.5A)-H (3A)-T (5A)
double clickes strobe

2.LED:SST40
Output:2100lm
Beam Intensity:65,000CD
Distance：510m
Modes:L (0.1A)-M (1.5A)-H (3.5A)
double clickes turbo(7A),triple clicks strobe

3.LED:XHP50.2
Output:3200lm
Beam Intensity:30,000CD
Distance：346m
Modes:M (0.05A)-L (0.2A)-M (1.6A)-H (3.2A)
double clickes turbo(5A)

Purchase link: HERE

Code to Apply for discount: ndns22 upon checkout

AlexGT · 2019-01-05T03:11:57.000Z

Thanks for the review, what I am wondering is what light created this beam here…

tatasal · 2019-01-05T09:37:51.000Z

AlexGT:

Thanks for the review, what I am wondering is what light created this beam here…

It’s my very old Led Lenser K3

AlexGT · 2019-01-05T03:48:10.000Z

tatasal:

AlexGT:

Thanks for the review, what I am wondering is what light created this beam here…

It’s my very old Led Lenser K3

Thanks!

chadvone · 2019-01-05T03:55:50.000Z

Here I am again. I am having a hard time convincing myself I don’t need this light.

The grip ring, is it metal plastic rubber?

BanglaBob · 2019-01-05T04:05:50.000Z

I got the XHP50.2 version (5000K, my fav tint).
Really happy with it. Bright as anything and good beam pattern. For the price you can’t go wrong.
(Hmmm… I wonder if I should get the SST20 version now )+

tatasal · 2019-01-05T09:57:48.000Z

chadvone:

The grip ring, is it metal plastic rubber?

It’s a tailcap machined from a solid block of aluminum I believe.