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SEE THE RESULTS I POSTED ON THE NEXT PAGE.
Has any of you guys that bought led threw this post tested them yet. Reason for asking i just tested the XPG and XPE with a puckpuck 24VDC 1Amps maximum drive. Running the XPG cool white have no problem at all. Running the XPE royal blue well they keep on burning,but if i test them at a 700Ma no problem. To my understanding XPE could run at 1000Ma without burning. yes the heatsink temp is at 25 degree. yes i placed 6 led in a series for the buckpuks. and yes i do have a test meter. This reply is not intended for bad thread.i just need to know because i was planning to place an order for the drivers tomorrow(it does make a big difference if XPE royal blue will not run at 1000Ma. thanks Last edited by eli@fijireefrock.com; 02-09-2011 at 05:22 AM. |
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Although the XPE's are "able" to run at 1000mA...I don't if anyone recommends it. I would try to stay around the 800mA range to prolong life and wear.
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how long are they staying on? it should run at 1000mA
Ive only tested mine with 2 AA batteries in series atm since im still playing with the design. which power supply and buckpuck are you using? Last edited by Milad; 02-08-2011 at 07:00 AM. |
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they are staying on for no more than 10 seconds.
i would like to run them at wat their max should be because i have no problem keeping the temperature near 27 degree. power supply i used on an old led setup 24VDC 6.5 Amps dimmable 24VDC 1000Ma buckpuck. cant recall the model but i used it on my old system running it at 1000Ma for phillips 3w led and no problem. Last edited by eli@fijireefrock.com; 02-08-2011 at 07:12 AM. |
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Now everyone is going to be scared to run theirs at 1000mA to check it out! Well I don't think any other LED looks like the XP-E expect the XP-G and the XP-C. The XP-G only comes in white, the XP-C does come in royal blue but they would burn at 700mA. So I don't think they mixed up the LEDs (hopefully). How are you measuring your current?
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Mine are running perfect - all 20 of them! And the light they throw off is amazing. I replaced a 250 W MH (on a 50 gallon 36" long tank) with 30 LEDs and I think I have more light now than i did before!
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thanx |