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CLU048 3000k 1,000ma - 5688lm / 35.5w / 160 lm/w 1,400ma - 7715lm / 51.4w / 150 lm/w = 514w 1,800ma - 9623lm / 68w / 141 lm/w = 680w 2,100ma - 16419lm / 80.9w / 136 lm/w (from the calculator on citizen's website - Unsure what that actually means by efficiency % or heat watts generated)...

Can I suggest yo empty dome? ;)

heyheyheyheyhey as much as I enjoy the bullshit that seems to be thrown through this forum and in the specific threads that it comes up in, could we please just for fucking once remember the name of the thread 'why dont we collectively throw down for sphere data?' Seriously if you want to...

Sweet dude cheers for that! I think I fucked up with the purchase of my heatsinks, they're made for much smaller cobs. CLU058's corners are just over the edge of the heatsinks so I'm gonna go bare and use thermal epoxy/adhesive on the heatsinks hahaha You mentioned before that you used silver...

What gauge wire are you using and any chance of attaching some photos if you're directly soldering to cobs? :D

Lol? Personally I think this would be fucking awesome for a borderline passive setup utilizing less cobs + more watts per cob I probably wouldn't be making shit like that though, I'd just go with some heatsinks from CDI...

If someone is never ever going to come around or be anywhere close to the house then you dont need a carbon filter Otherwise get a carbon filter and a centrifugal fan to match With your closet I would take out most of that shelving and put in a secondary box which houses the...

http://ce.citizen.co.jp/lighting_led/en/products2/notice_Simulator_ver5.html Use the above, it's basically a calculator that will give you an easy to reference guide on how much citizen cobs can produce given specific ma/amps

Not everybody wants to completely diy man, that's why light builders exist Personally I think it's a pretty good idea, and should definitely help some people out

Yeah lol, what are these jokers smoking? Even a $15usd LED COB - CLU048-1212C4-353M2K1 @ 2.1amps / 80w is 11,000 lumens

Very cool man, I'd love for someone knowledgeable about ballasts to give their opinion Surely it can't be this easy? What about wattage limitations or is having the correct voltage the only concern?

Looking to find some Lenses for CLU058-1825's, does anyone know what lens/holder combo will fit this massive cob? (KB80's isn't our only option is it?!) Cheers!

Im super excited, If you're going with 4 cobs you could go with the 1825's instead as they'll be slightly more efficient at 100-150w How are you gonna set up the ssl80's, in a ring around the cobs or in straight lines?

Man loving that heatsink/cob/ambient heat output test, really need some more of those tests done around here :D How many of each 3t-4t / 3s-4s SSL80's were you going to use per cob?

Hey rx, I was curious what lenses you would use with a CLU058-1825 @ 1050a - 2.1a+ I'm mainly looking for a 120 lens that will help defuse / focus light away from the center :) As most research that I have done on the 1825 shows the center would be receiving crazy levels of light/intensity at...

I'm going to fucking enjoy this thread :) Any plans of running 1825's in the future?

Well yes, and no. Independent third party product test data performed by someone that has expensive testing equipment is absolutely invaluable and only needs to be calculated once. If put on the internet it will last forever, for all to see However I do understand that time is precious though :D

Cheers so much for that, that is amazing!! But to be really annoying, any chance you could measure the PFFD for the 058 @ 2.044a~ at the distance of 30cm & 45cm? It would be really interesting to see the exact numbers at that distance! Also, how much heat does the cob put off at this wattage...

Fantastic, any chance you could do a 1 x 1825 test @ 2.1amps? I would love to see the PFF/D numbers and even seeing two of these spaced 2' away in a 5x5 @ 2.1amp would be interesting

Cheers for those charts and the link, now I just gotta convince the guy to do a test @ 2100a! :D I think 2-4 of these in a 4 x 4 would be pretty interesting Edit: Here is a rough PFFD 1825's at 2.1amps New Citizen CLU058-1825 Lamp From Northern Grow Lights