Lightwave's new offerings??

[greenLED]

Lightwave\'s new offerings??

Until 3 minutes ago, I only knew Lightwave offered the 3000 and 4000 models. These use several 5mm LED's and run for a very loooooong time. These make then, IMO, well suited for emergency preparedness kits. Anyway, in searching for their website to reference in another link I was surprised to find they seem to have a lot of new products out there, including a couple Lux-based ones using a "reversed Lux" (it's on the lens, like one of the Peli's I forget the name of right now). A search on CPF revealed very few info on these (and mainly concentrated on the 3000 and 4000). Without more preamble:

Lightwave's homepage

So, has any one seen/used any of these? Comments, real-life experiences, etc.

I still think the 3000 and 4000 series are what I will eventually get for catastrophy illumination.

 

[AZLight]

A little warning about the LW 3000 and 4000

If you drop the LW 3000 or 4000 on a hard surface more than a couple of time, the body will break where the tube is threaded into the head. Trust me on this, I speak from many experiences.

 

[The_LED_Museum]

Re: A little warning about the LW 3000 and 4000

I have seen the Lightwave Infiniton C1, and have an evaluation of it right here if you're interested.

 

[Phaserburn]

Re: A little warning about the LW 3000 and 4000

Kind of interesting, but pricey for what amounts to be either a 3C or D regulated 1W led light.