Hey LED guys

[lotsoftats]

I want to use LED's on my new Mixed reef....standard 75g.

Anyone use or know anything about Bridgelux leds...They are 3w....would 120w of leds be enough for a 75g Mixed reef?...60w on each side of the center brace.....Yes SPS will be in the mix.

I found them in a complete DIY kit for $120 shipped.

 

[lotsoftats]

Bump.......Here is what the kit comes with.

Bridgelux LED: Combination of 20

White 10000K
Royal Blue ~450nm
Red ~650nm (optional)
Violet(UV) ~400nm (optional)

1 x Heatsink (4.7"W x 1.2"H x 15.8"L)
20 x 3 watts Bridgelux LED
20 x 60 degree optics
2 x constant current LED driver (100V-240V)
2 x heatsink plaster
1 meter wire
2 x wire connector
2 x power cord
1 x DC 12V fans driver
1 x fans

 

[ghellin]

Have you pulled the data sheets on these LEDs? Look at the Lumens per watt the XP-G Cree LEDs are 139 Lumen per watt, I would compare the two as a start.

 

[lotsoftats]

Have you pulled the data sheets on these LEDs? Look at the Lumens per watt the XP-G Cree LEDs are 139 Lumen per watt, I would compare the two as a start.

Thanks....I asked if they would send me the part numbers for the LEDs

I received an email and as soon as they get a chance they will send me the data sheets for them.

 

[coolsurf]

Here are some specs I found...

Item specifics
Place of Origin: Guangdong China (Mainland)
Brand Name: Future Led Light
Life: 50,000h
Model Number: FLL-P3CW140A1-180T
Color: Cool white
Input Voltage: 3.0-3.6v
Forward Current: 700mA
Forward Voltage: 3.0-3.6V
Temperature Color: 10000-20000k
Luminouse Flux: 160-180LM
chip: Bridgelux


I am currently doing an LED build and am considering Bridgelux. I am interested in hearing more on them.