Thanks for clearing that up. I looked at led supply and they don't have what I am looking for. Here's what I have in mind.
I am powering a light enclosure 12 X 5 X 4 inches ( large heat sink, kind of ) with 2 internal fans to cool things down, using 12 XHP50's of the 6 volt variety. 6 of which...
Looking for dc-dc constant current 12-24 VDC in that outputs max 10A that has analog dimming function ( pot). Must be buck design.
Not for flashlight but a high intensity light using Cree's XHP 50's.
I came across this one but has little spec info. Any thoughts ...
Looking to power up 6 Cree XHP50 leds from battery ( 14.4V DC, 160watt/hr ) . Enclosure not limited to size as it will house a DC fan. Not a flashlight.
Looking for driver that preferably has rotary pot dimming function. Driver must be able to output at least 100W reliably.
The driver does not have to be small as it is not for a flashlight. The driver cavity volume within my enclosure is big enough for a 4" X 4 " X 2" ( 32 cu in volume.) I tried the Hyperboost in the past using the same 14.4 BRICK BATTERY and could not get more than about 75 watts going to the leds...
I am building a light that will contain 4 XHP's (XHP 70) wired in series and powered by a 14.4 VDC li-ion 120 watt/hr brick type ENG battery. I am looking for a boost driver that must have dimming control via a pot (analog type). Anything out there ? I would need to run the leds at 80% their...
Although not in US, you can check out Cutter in Australia https://www.cutter.com.au/
They ship fast and usually get them within 7 to 10 days in US. I always buy from them for particular hard to find ones.
They are reliable.
Anyone know of a DC-DC Buck driver DC in around 8 to 20 V with output around 8 to 10A ? Must have an analog pot dimmer.
I came across this from DX but somehow must figure out how to add an external dim pot. is it possible ...
The problem we videographers have with led lighting is the flickering and banding ( horizontal lines) that appear on the video when PWM dimming is used. It happens at certain dim levels and at certain camera shutter speeds/ frame rates, usually when the camera is set for slow motion playback...
I tried exactly that silicone from Ledgroupbuy and although easy to apply and heat resistant, it is not strong enough for my application. I made a few led units for video use with 24 XM-L's in them along with the Carclo holders and lenses. After rough use in transporting them and a few units...
It is actually the holders and not the clear TIR itself made of a black plastic material like these:
http://www.ledsupply.com/led-optics/10736-carclo-lens-holder?gclid=CLuNie_Uib4CFbM7OgodDwYA3Q
I would prefer a one part tube type dispenser rather than mixing up batches of 2 part glues like epoxies.
What do you use to cement the lens/TIR holders on the 20mm stars ? I need some sort of adhesive that will tolerate the high temperatures and vibrations/shocks.
Is silicone good enough or there is something more specific for that ?