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Product Feature:
Ultra long lasting design
Suit for back lighting and others
High Quality & Brightness COB LED chips
Low power consumption, save whole lot of energy
Product Description:
Input Voltage: DC 12V
Power: 10W
Luminous flux: 1000LM
Meterial: Aluminum Alloy plate+COB Led
Light Color: Warm White (3000-3500K)/ Pure White (6000-6500K)
Size: 12cm x 3.6cm – 4.72inch x 1.41inch / 20cm x 1cm – 7.87inch x 0.39inch
Package Included:
2 x 10W COB LED lamp
Note:
Requires a 12V LED driver to function correctly.
Product Features
- Ultra long lasting design
- Suit for back lighting and others
- 1000LM LED DC12V 10W,Light color: Warm/White
- Low power consumption, save whole lot of energy
- Brand New And High Quality & Brightness COB LED chips
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CRAZY BRIGHT! i didnt recieve these for free or at a discount and my review is completely unbiased. these are crazy bright at 12volts. i wasn’t expecting the brightness and was staring right at it when i lit it up. i think it took a half hour or more before i started getting my vision back. i hooked up a digital multimeter and using a 12 volt auto battery (measured at 12.67 volts) at full brightness i measured 1.64 amps, or 20.78 watts. a previous reviewer said he measured 2.6 watts at 12 volts? not sure how…
Great for lighting up a car trunk
I installed these as under-hood lights in my Jeep and they work perfectly for that. They’re bright and run cool when each is in series with a 3.3 ohm current limiting resistor (needed since automotive 12V is up to 14+V when the engine is running). Soldering lead wires onto them was a breeze, although I had to set my iron to a much higher heat than normal due to the aluminum backing plate acting as a heatsink. A little liquid electrical tape over the solder points and wires to protect from…
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