Red/Green/Royal Blue Cree XP-E2 CopperNova
Green Cree Part# XPEBGR-L1-0000-00G01
130 Minimum Luminous Flux @ 350mA
Forward Voltage @1000mA = 3.7
Red Cree Part# XPEBRD-L1-0000-00901
80.6 Minimum Luminous Flux @ 350mA
Forward Voltage @1000mA = 2.65v
Royal Blue Cree Part# XPEBRY-L1-0000-00S01
650mW Minimum Radiant Flux @ 350mA
Forward Voltage @1000mA = 3.4v
Triple Cree XP-E2 mounted on a SinkPAD-ll copper star providing a direct thermal path between the LED and Star.
Conventional MCPCB has a Thermal Conductivity of 1-4 W/m.k. VS 385.0 W/m.K for the SinkPAD star.
Benefits of SinkPad copper star.
Green Cree Part# XPEBGR-L1-0000-00G01
130 Minimum Luminous Flux @ 350mA
Forward Voltage @1000mA = 3.7
Red Cree Part# XPEBRD-L1-0000-00901
80.6 Minimum Luminous Flux @ 350mA
Forward Voltage @1000mA = 2.65v
Royal Blue Cree Part# XPEBRY-L1-0000-00S01
650mW Minimum Radiant Flux @ 350mA
Forward Voltage @1000mA = 3.4v
Triple Cree XP-E2 mounted on a SinkPAD-ll copper star providing a direct thermal path between the LED and Star.
Conventional MCPCB has a Thermal Conductivity of 1-4 W/m.k. VS 385.0 W/m.K for the SinkPAD star.
Benefits of SinkPad copper star.
- Higher Thermal Transfer Rate (385 W/m.k. heat transfer rate)
- Lowest Thermal resistance
- Lower LED Junction Temperature
- Longer LED life
- Direct thermal path
- Enables to drive LED harder. i.e. more lumens per LED
Great for a color changing saber
Despite needing to mix between LEDs, these are surprisingly bright. Compared to my GGW LED, the brightness was not that much dimmer, the GGW mainly seemed fuller in color. After seeing the results, I would consider using this for my other saber to have the ability to change color. The FOC white is very decent, but due to the lack of a dedicated white LED it can't be layered on top of the color. Still looks plenty effective.
Bright!
I didn't realize how bright this little thing would be. Hooked it up to a battery to test it and only saw dots for a few minutes afterwards. Works very well with the blade diffuser and mirrored tip.