Feasibility Study on Retro Fit Lighting Modules

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March 30, 2010 at 10:00 pm #3399

Russell Coffield
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We are currently working with a University and looking for feedback in the possibilities of a drop in LED module that can work in older lighting units on ROV systems/Diver Systems, Thus saving cost as old cases can be utilized to hold High Power LED modules will 500Watt comparable light output ?

Looking for feedback if you think there is a market or uses for such a product and what cost would be considered fair ?

Please email me your suggestions your assistance is appreciated

Thanks in advance

Interspec

March 30, 2010 at 10:14 pm #27136

Ray Shields
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There is a market, the likes of Bowtech in Aberdeen have been doing it for a while.

March 30, 2010 at 10:30 pm #27137

James McLauchlan
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No matter who is doing it already the market potential is sizeable and worth pursuing I would suggest.

March 31, 2010 at 8:22 am #27138

rovnumpty
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A module that uses 110v AC and is both voltage and current controllable would be ideal.

April 24, 2011 at 8:40 pm #27139

Russell Coffield
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Its been a while but i have just finished protoypes of lights

They are 110Vac or 220Vac, dimmable and output is 900-1200 Lumen This is fixed due to the avliablity of acriche LED ( quite a challenge to find )

However if you wanted to go from 9-36VDC you can get 2500 Lumen with HD light it seams every one likes HD light 6500K 🙂 must be the new buzz word

The costs are varaible but components are i the 100USD reange for LEDs and drivers the main issue is the water proof case hence why i thin retro fit would work as you can fit to any shape

Thoughts

Interspec

we have a blog blog.inetspec.org love to have some feed back thankyou in advance
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