Scotch089
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http://www.cooliance.com/NA/Products/LED-Coolers/Cree/LED-Coolers-For-Cree-CXA3070.php
thought this was a cool option for CPU users
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churchhaze
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I want to use one of those passively to make a high CRI 3500K or 4000k desk lamp. They look like the perfect aesthetics for a cob based desk lamp.
Sevren
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http://shop.wpgam.com/WPGAStore/index.php?route=product/product&filter_name=CSL8050Q&product_id=3595
$38.25 a pop, if it is the correct model. I kind of want to get one to see how it works, since it has pre-drilled holes, modifiable fan speed, etc.
$38.25 a pop, if it is the correct model. I kind of want to get one to see how it works, since it has pre-drilled holes, modifiable fan speed, etc.
bicit
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IT's not just for CREE users. Bridgelux get's to play as well.
http://www.cooliance.com/NA/Products/LED-Coolers/Bridgelux/LED-Coolers-For-Bridgelux-VER029.php
http://www.cooliance.com/NA/Products/LED-Coolers/Bridgelux/LED-Coolers-For-Bridgelux-VER029.php
bicit
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That would be incorrect. They have a range of drivers that can suit any situation, but not a universal driver for all situations.
guod
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No, the powersupply for the Led drives also the fan.
"The controller circuit converts any input voltage from 11 to 60 VDC to a fixed lower voltage as required by the fan. The input voltage is derived from the same voltage used to power the LED array."
http://www.ledcoolers.com/uploads/coolstrate_data_sheet-4113.pdf
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Positivity
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Its a nice cooler, the price is high though..