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3w EPILEDS LED Emitter - 12mm/16mm/20mm-PCB

3w EPILEDS LED Emitter - 12mm/16mm/20mm-PCB

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SKU:KW-EL3 (In stock)

EPILEDS LED Emitter,
1 LED, 3 watt,
Red 2-2.5v 600-650mA 620-630nm,
Blue 3-3.6v 650-700mA 460-470nm,
PCB Diameter: 12mm/16mm/20mm,

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3w EPILEDS LED Emitter - 12mm/16mm/20mm-PCB

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Chip Brand: Epileds
Lens Color: Water Clear
Emitted Color: Blue/Red
Wavelength: blue 460nm ~ 470nm, red 620-630nm
Power: 3 watt
DC Forward Voltage (VF): 3.0 Vdc ~ 3.6 Vdc(blue), 2.0 Vdc ~ 2.5 Vdc(red)
DC Forward Current (IF): 650mA ~ 700mA(blue) 600-650mA(red)
PCB Diameter: 12mm/16mm/20mm

Specifications

SKU	KW-EL3
Net Weight(g)	3
Power Consumption(W)	3
Brand	EPILEDS
LED Amount(pcs)	1
Life Span	50,000 hours
Lens Color	Water Clear

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1 Review(s) for "3w EPILEDS LED Emitter - 12mm/16mm/20mm-PCB"

Excellent

Excellent

Alexander Mamay

Jul 11, 2015

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