Looking for good driver for Triple CREE XML T6

[nilesh]

Hello
I want to make Triple CREE XML T6 Auxiliary Lights for my Truck.
I am looking for good driver for Triple CREE XML T6 for 12v-18V input.
I have already 3Up lense, light casing Kit and CREE XML T6 Led's

 

[BrianMc]

http://taskled.com/lflex.html $25 and shipping. Of course you will likely set it at 3 A and forget it. Taskled drivers are the gold standard.

 

[kwarwick]

http://taskled.com/lflex.html $25 and shipping. Of course you will likely set it at 3 A and forget it. Taskled drivers are the gold standard.

Isn't LFlex designed to drive a single LED? OP was asking about driving a triple XML light, so for that application I'd say H6Flex http://taskled.com/techh6flex.html would be a better choice.

 

[Lumencraft (Matt)]

Hi nilesh,

There are several good drivers that come to my mind. The H6CC can drive 3 XMLs and it is rated at 24V max. If for some reason you need multilevel brightness the H6Flex is another option. If you are not familiar with the use of these you should read up though.
http://www.taskled.com/compare.html

I think you could also use a shark buck, I am not a 100% sure what the max voltage on it is though so you would need to double check.
http://theledguy.chainreactionweb.com/product_info.php?cPath=48_49_61&products_id=1244

 

[BrianMc]

Isn't LFlex designed to drive a single LED?

Yes, it is. My bad.

 

[VegasF6]

The LFlex can drive 2 or 3 XM-L or other led. It is a linear regulator with max input of 17V. The important part of the spec sheet is proper heatsinking and the 5W maximum power dissapation.

 

[brad72]

I used a hipflex to drive my triple xml with a maximum output current of 2800mA. Very, very bright