He's not selling the chip, but has a passive light engine using this chip for $44.00!!
Lighting Citizen COB spreadsheet
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sorry, I was wrong. He has the chip, and its priced at $19.00. here's a line from has description:
New! CXM22 Gen3 series offers excellent performance on par with CXB3590 and CLU048-1818 at a groundbreaking price. CXM22 is dimensionally identical and uses all of the same accessories as the popular CLU048 chips.
New! CXM22 Gen3 series offers excellent performance on par with CXB3590 and CLU048-1818 at a groundbreaking price. CXM22 is dimensionally identical and uses all of the same accessories as the popular CLU048 chips.
Yea, yea... I know this. Looking for actual measurments/spreadsheet. I know it's comparable with 3590, but it's little different.
I prefer the 1812's
Can't open the calculator, so I will just ask to see if anyone has an answer... I have been told that for my current diy project it was suggested that Cree CBX3590 72v at .7A in a 2 cob series is my best answer... well im on a budget see and Cree are a bit over priced imo, so without jumping to a 4 cob run with 36v, is there a comparison array for the 72v Cree? Thanks in advance.
@Truth Bomb have a look at the vero 29 gen 7 at 700mA there around 45w each at 190+lm/w
and a lot cheaper than cxb3590
atb nudd
and a lot cheaper than cxb3590
atb nudd
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2x 3590 72V at 0.7A gives you 98W, 172 lm/W and 16790 lumens.
1x citizen 1825 at 2.1A gives you 155 lm/W and 17050 lumens.
2x citizen 1818 at 1.4A gives you 149 lm/W and 21750 lumens.
2x citizen 1812 at 1.4A gives you 142 lm/W and 21440 lumens.
All options little cheaper than Cree. But in efficiency Cree still better option.
1x citizen 1825 at 2.1A gives you 155 lm/W and 17050 lumens.
2x citizen 1818 at 1.4A gives you 149 lm/W and 21750 lumens.
2x citizen 1812 at 1.4A gives you 142 lm/W and 21440 lumens.
All options little cheaper than Cree. But in efficiency Cree still better option.
And will they work at .7A?
I'm blind... sorry, I see how many you have listed. Thank you very much.
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