SSC T-bin help

[jbosman1013]

I am having trouble finding specs and was wondering what the emiter lumens are at 900mah

 

[OhMyGosh]

http://www.zled.com/_homepage/home_eng/asp/main.asp

 

[jbosman1013]

my computer will not allow me to view that website

 

[OhMyGosh]

Do you know the output @ 350 mA ?

should be
350 mA = 100%
600 mA = 150%
900 mA = 200%

 

[jbosman1013]

im asking because i have the ssc drop-in from DX that is rated at 900mah to the led. i am just looking for a rough estimation of lumens

 

[Gryloc]

Sorry to budge in, but you have to open that website with Internet Explorer, and not Mozilla. That is what I found. I do not like IE, but it does have certain things enabled to view Seoul's home page. If you want to bypass the home page all together, here is the link to the SSC P4 spreadsheet PDF file:

http://www.seoulsemicon.co.kr/_homepage/home_kor/product/spec/W42180.pdf

Good luck!

-Tony

 

[bombelman]

From:
http://seoulsemicon.co.kr/_homepage/home_eng/product/product.asp?topCODE=1&midCODE=25
- T rank : 80 lm @ 350 mA (typ.)
- U rank :100 lm @ 350 mA (typ.)
Let's just give the guy the numbers instead of directing him.
So for a t-bin:
350 mA = 100% - 80lm
600 mA = 150% - 120lm
900 mA = 200% - 160lm

 

[jbosman1013]

thankyou bombelman, I did a rough caculation using the 900mah= 200% and figured that I was getting about 130+ tourch lumens which is very good and thanks to everyone for your help

 

[cave dave]

I think 0.65 is the generally accepted conversion from bulb lumens to torch lumens.

So about 104 lm out the front for a T bin.

 

[jbosman1013]

104 sounds a little better I went into a dark room and flashed the L2 on high and then the C2 waiting a few seconds between the two and didn't notice much of a difference expect it being very white. I think i just got to excited about my new upgrade but i still think its brighter than a p61 outside