I'm curious if anyone knows of an LED emitter set up that could be easily adapted for use in a pendant light. I have a bunch of antique glass shades (they'll be used as shades anyway) to use that I could drill a hole in to hang. Is there anything out there that works for this? I'm trying to keep cost reasonably low because I will be building A LOT of these. Thanks!
LED for DIY pendant light?
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Anders Hoveland
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I might suggest the Cree Xlamp CXA COB array.
It is available in a >93 CRI version.
| CXA1304 (9 V) | CXA1304 (18 V) | CXA1304 (36 V) | CXA1507 (18 V) | |
| Lumen range | 500 - 900 | 500 - 900 | 500 - 900 | 700 - 1300 |
| Current (mA) | 400 - 1000 | 200 - 500 | 100 - 250 | 400 - 750 |
| Maximum Power (W) | 10 | 10 | 10 | 14 |
It is available in a >93 CRI version.
Thanks for the response!
How about anything a little more plug-n-play and also lower wattage? I figure it's a long shot but this would be the place to ask!
I'm researching for my dad and I don't think he wants to be doing any soldering. I was wondering if there is any kind of set up people use for string lights, or similar, that could be adapted for this particular use.
How about anything a little more plug-n-play and also lower wattage? I figure it's a long shot but this would be the place to ask!
I'm researching for my dad and I don't think he wants to be doing any soldering. I was wondering if there is any kind of set up people use for string lights, or similar, that could be adapted for this particular use.
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