New Lumens Factory P7 Head Assembly for SureFire M Series:

[Outdoors Fanatic]

Does anybody here got one??

Specs:

Seraph P7 M Series Turbo Head
(6V-13V Regulated Input, Constant Output)

-High Output SSC P7 LED, D Bin (Max Output 950 Lumens)
-6V to 13V Regulated Input for Maximum Flexibility
-High Output Single Mode
-Maximum Current Output at 2800mA
-HA 3 Anodizing on the Head Unit.
-Constant Output
-Unique Reflector Design
-Precision Machined Aluminum Reflector
-High Temperature Resistant Light Orange Peel Coating
-Every Reflector Module is Pre-Focused for the Ultimate Spot
-Compatible with all Flashlights with M Series Sized Head Units.


Compatible with:

Surefire®
M3, M3T, M4, M6

Lumens Factory®
Seraph SP-6, SP-9 with M Adaptor Installed


***Warning: This Head Unit will NOT fit Surefire M2 or P/G/Z Series lights even with a M Adaptor .***





Check it out: http://www.lighthound.com/Lumens-Factory-P7-M-Head-Assembly_p_3248.html

http://www.lumensfactory.com/new_products.php#
:twothumbs

 

[bigchelis]

Very cool.

This is a very good price considering you will get a awesome looking M series bezel, P7 regulated for up to 3 li-on cells, and well its purteeeeeeeee.



bigC

 

[EV_007]

That's cool. High output without the frankenlight look. I love that LF puts new life into some older SF lights.

 

[Outdoors Fanatic]

Very cool.

This is a very good price considering you will get a awesome looking M series bezel, P7 regulated for up to 3 li-on cells, and well its purteeeeeeeee.



bigC

And it's Type III HA (unlike the rest of the Seraph parts). So it's a perferct match to the SureFire M series.

 

[Schuey2002]

At under $100 USD, the price isn't that bad either! :twothumbs

 

[bigchelis]

At under $100 USD, the price isn't that bad either! :twothumbs

Yeah why is the price this low??????

What is the catch?

 

[Outdoors Fanatic]

At under $100 USD, the price isn't that bad either! :twothumbs

I guess this will be a huge hit with those not willing to pay for the upcoming M3TL Head.

 

[Schuey2002]

Yeah why is the price this low??????

What is the catch?

It's not made in Fountain Valley, California! That's why it's so low... :nana:

 

[AR_Shorty]

Will this head fit an SF M951 series weaponlight?

 

[shark_za]

I think I am getting one for my Seraph in the next 2 weeks.

3x18650 with this and its a big blaster.
I am assuming I need to only use the twisty for this. The forward clicky is only rated to 2A.

 

[Schuey2002]

Will this head fit an SF M951 series weaponlight?

Just a gut feeling, but I doubt it will.

Al, you out there?

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ETA: Doesn't the M951 use the same sized head as the M2? If so, according to the info that is in the first post, it won't fit..

 

[Outdoors Fanatic]

I think I am getting one for my Seraph in the next 2 weeks.

3x18650 with this and its a big blaster.
I am assuming I need to only use the twisty for this. The forward clicky is only rated to 2A.

At 13v, I highly doubt the current draw will be higher than 1.5A. Just don't use the clicky with 6v setups and will be just fine.

 

[Chongker]

I actually started a thread about this a couple of weeks ago here.

Good to see that the head's officially up on the LF website now with specs and a price. I'll be waiting for something like a head with an SST-90 in it or something though.

If they could make something like that

 

[Outdoors Fanatic]

I actually started a thread about this a couple of weeks ago here.

Good to see that the head's officially up on the LF website now with specs and a price. I'll be waiting for something like a head with an SST-90 in it or something though.

If they could make something like that

Thanks for the link.

Cheers

 

[csadzuki]

This sure looks like a great LED alternative to MN21 for Surefire M6! :naughty: I really like the reliability of LEDs compared to incandescents . Anyone knows the tint of these? I'm hoping for a warm white version... :candle:

 

[DimeRazorback]

Oooooooo

I might have to get one of these for my M6

:naughty:

 

[RobertM]

This looks pretty cool! Hopefully Mark will see this thread and can shed some light on its beam tint and beam pattern.

-Robert

 

[Superdave]

saw these yesterday, i was wondering why they were selling C to M adapters..


i'll save my money till we get some reviews up and beamshots. :thumbsup:

 

[Dioni]

It's nice!

Some head assembly tested?

 

[mdocod]

I have one and will be posting a review soon. Very good unit and incredibly bright. (I estimate in the ballpark of 700 torch lumens).

Keep in mind that it will not work on SF "C" style bodies, except for the Seraph, (with a C-M adapter) as the tower module is too fat...

SF/FM and Leef bodies could be modified to accept the module if someone really wanted to. Many CPFers including myself have the machining capability to modify those bodies for this

-Eric