Smart guy...
I was talking about colors......
Red/green/uv....
i dont think cree makes those "colors".
Smart guy...
I was talking about colors......
Red/green/uv....
i dont think cree makes those "colors".
ReeF mafiA
the data sheet from cree shows the phillips rebel to outperform their LED
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I guess the chart is wrong because I did not see any Bridgelux listed as 85C only Cree and Luxeon? One other thing was on CRI, to explain CRI T5HO's are a perfect example. To our eyes they look bright and make everything look great, but to a meter they don't fair as well, both in foot candles and PAR. That was harsh I should of said they are not as bright as our eyes lead them to be?
page 4 of the pdf file I uploaded and the source that I provided. Its the very 1st on the chart. They tested at 1000 hrs at 85C, no errors.
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Bridgelux is in California.
Here is another good link on the Phillips LED, http://reefbuilders.com/tag/philips/
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Sorry BBQ I was looking at nano reefers chart. I final looked at yours. Funny thing is I just got off the phone with another lighting rep of another manufacture and his take on LED's. When I asked him what he thought of Cree, his answer for Cree was crap. He says Samsung is where it is at? I guess even on the commercial side there are plenty of arguements? Anyway back to my metal halides, let me know when ya'll get this led thing figured out?
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this is why I love to build them. I built 4 Bridgelux diys for a fraction of a single cree fixture and I covered 8ft side to side.
CREE is not the best anymore per their own report, it appears it be this Rebel Phillips LED and testing to 200lm/W. I think there like $5.
The 5watt cree LED seems to beat the performance and that something to look at too. My goal is to save power and pack a punch on reef lighting.
Last edited by BBQHILLBILLY; Wed, 31st Jul 2013 at 04:18 PM.
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