1W Power LED

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A range of high power, high brightness LEDs that offer up to 60 lumens and have been designed to satisfy a wide range of solid state lighting applications such as general lighting, reading lights, flashlights, uplighters and downlighters, indoor and outdoor commercial lighting, LCD backlights and light guides.

Available in various colours including white and warm white
More energy efficient than incandescent and halogen lamps
Low voltage DC operation
Long operational life
Lambertian radiation pattern for wide viewing angle
Wide operating temperature range
Package diameter 8mm, lens diameter 6mm, overall height 5.1mm

Note: These LEDs are fully dimmable - for suitable drivers see LED & display drivers in Integrated Circuits section.

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Manufacturer Part #: EDET-1XAX

Edet-1xax 1w Green Power LED 60lm

55-1859

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Order code	55-1839	55-1853	55-1855	55-1857	55-1859	55-1861
Colour	White	Warm white	Red	Amber	Green	Blue
Dominant wavelength max./	10,000K	3800K	630nm	595nm	535nm	475nm
colour temperature max.
Viewing angle	120°	120°	120°	120°	150°	150°
DC Forward current max.	350mA	350mA	350mA	350mA	350mA	350mA
Peak pulse current	-	-	500mA	500mA	500mA	500mA
Reverse voltage max.	-	-	5V	5V	5V	5V
Luminous flux typ.	56lm	43lm	45lm	40lm	60lm	15lm
@ (I_F=350mA, T_j=25C°
Forward voltage max.	4.0V	4.0V	3.0V	3.0V	4.0V	4.3V
@ (I_F=350mA, T_j=25C°

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Question by Niel

5th March 2012

QAre there lamp holders to accomodate these units? How does the brightness compare in watts to a normal filament bulb?

AThanks for your enquiry Niel. There are no lamp holders for these type of LEDs. Unfortunately its not possible to compare light brightness to filament style ones quoted by wattage unless the light output from them is known

Question by Steve

29th November 2011

QDo these 1 watt led's require a heatsink attached to the rear slug?

AHi Steve, thanks for your question. On power LEDs its always advisable to use a heatsink of some kind. This can be as simple as the metal body of a casing or similar – also a heat transfer paste will assist heat dissipation.

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