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Luxeon V LED - White 5 Watt

Replacement: None. There is no direct replacement for these. This page is for reference only.

The field proven technology of Luxeon LEDs comes to the SFE masses! This**5Watt LED (yes, 1A peak, 6.8V forward voltage) is bright. So bright, we're afraid to hook one up. 4 times the lumen output of the standard 1Watt Luxeons.

Note: These went away but we have a few left in stock, get them while they're here because once they're gone, they're gone for good.

Note: Philips has removed the datasheet for this, so unfortunately we don't have one to offer.

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  • Member #13685 / about 17 years ago / 4

    Caution is in order when using these high power LEDs. The IEC puts them in the same class as lasers. The white ones are especially dangerous, as they actually generate a lot of ultraviolet light in addition to the white light. If you must look at them directly, be sure to wear ultraviolet protective goggles. The

  • Quazar / about 16 years ago / 3

    c13685: Caution is in order when using these high power LEDs. The IEC puts them in the same class as lasers. The white ones are especially dangerous, as they actually generate a lot of ultraviolet light in addition to the white light.
    According to the spec sheet linked above, this LED produces "No UV", though it is painfully bright.
    - Dean

  • girlinmotio / about 12 years ago / 1

    LedSupply sells this LED chip with an integrated heatsink board (currently listing @ $26.99). However, they do have a copy of the datasheet: http://www.ledsupply.com/docs/Luxeon-StarVC.pdf

    LXHL-FW6C, White Luxeon V Star Features: 110 - Lumens 700mA - Max Drive Current 6.84Vf - Forward Voltage 5500K - Color Temperature Side-Emitting Radiation Pattern

    Looks like this would work well with a 7.4v LiPo pack and a constant-current regulator for a custom portable lighting project...

  • tbitson / about 14 years ago / 1

    Datasheet is at:<br />
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    http://www.luxeonstar.com/v/vspfiles/downloadables/DS40.pdf<br />
    <br />
    If this is the same part, then the spec is 6.84V @ 700ma.<br />
    Heatsink temperature should be keep < 35C to give more than 500 hours of operation without loss of brightness.<br />
    <br />

  • Schomethemoney / about 14 years ago / 1

    This thing is crazy awsome! I hacked a small old flash light to fit one of these bad boys and a 9 volt battery. I ran the LED directly off of the 9 volt except for a switch of course. My new flashlight is absolutely amazing for camping. I really couldn't believe how bright it was.
    But watch out, one of these things will give you light spots for an hour! I accidentaly blasted my self in the eyes with one and it felt like i got punched in the face it was so bright.

  • nascar / about 15 years ago / 1

    Does anyone know how many lumens this could put out

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