Sold/Expired PAR36 4.5" M*g & M6 Head

[Icehole]

This might be something to try ... use one of the newer PAR36 LED lamps instead of the incan. Quite a few available on different sites, I bought a pair on eBay & each draws only 12 watts (contains 6 LEDs, each one draws 2 watts). They're brighter than the 50 watt incans I used before but not as bright as a 100 watt bulb.

Battery life would be very long.

Do you have a lamp description or seller name? How much did you pay for the LED PAR36 lamp?
The ones I saw on eBay were a little too much $$ for me to justify trying.

Thanks!

 

[precisionworks]

There are lots of choices for PAR36 (AR111) LEDs. Some are designed for use in commercial downlight applications, not sealed or water proof so those weren’t considered.

The pair I purchased are flood pattern & each PAR36 enclosure contains 6 x 2 watt emitters for 12 watts total – current draw is 1000 mA at 12 volts. EBay item 281131368661 but be aware that his description is incorrect. Wild guess is around 1000 lumens. He accepted my offer of $45 for each bulb. A similar & perhaps identical bulb is item 321438032141.


Both listings state these are Whelen Truck-Lite 80220 or Grote Trilliant 36 (63821-5) but these bulbs are not equal to the Whelen or Grote. The research I did indicates the 63821-5 “TractorPlus” may be one of the best available choices but the street price is over $100 each. The bulbs I researched need 12-24 volts to run so the M6 body at 18 volts should be a good match.

More info here: http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...EL-NXAN6E4bMtBA&bvm=bv.70810081,d.aWw&cad=rja

 

[Icehole]

The bulbs I researched need 12-24 volts to run so the M6 body at 18 volts should be a good match.

Excellent info, exactly what I needed to know!
I had been looking for 6 volt LEDs to overdrive with 2x 18650...
Now, to widen my search a bit!

thanks!

 

[Steve in SoCal]

There are lots of choices for PAR36 (AR111) LEDs. Some are designed for use in commercial downlight applications, not sealed or water proof so those weren’t considered.

The pair I purchased are flood pattern & each PAR36 enclosure contains 6 x 2 watt emitters for 12 watts total – current draw is 1000 mA at 12 volts. EBay item 281131368661 but be aware that his description is incorrect. Wild guess is around 1000 lumens. He accepted my offer of $45 for each bulb. A similar & perhaps identical bulb is item 321438032141.


Both listings state these are Whelen Truck-Lite 80220 or Grote Trilliant 36 (63821-5) but these bulbs are not equal to the Whelen or Grote. The research I did indicates the 63821-5 “TractorPlus” may be one of the best available choices but the street price is over $100 each. The bulbs I researched need 12-24 volts to run so the M6 body at 18 volts should be a good match.

More info here: http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...EL-NXAN6E4bMtBA&bvm=bv.70810081,d.aWw&cad=rja

Which setup are you using in an M6 body that puts out 18 volts? That sounds unusual.

 

[Icehole]

Which setup are you using in an M6 body that puts out 18 volts? That sounds unusual.

I'm guessing 3S2P with 6x RCR123 @ 4.2v = 12.6v
any guesses of runtime using 650ma RCR? 30 minutes?

 

[fivemega]

[SIZE=+2]One more PAR36 HA Natural gray Surefire "M" head is available and ready to ship.

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[fivemega]

[SIZE=+1]One more PAR36 HA Natural gray Surefire "M" head is available and ready to ship.[/size]

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[Lumencraft (Matt)]

YES!!! PP sent for #09 PAR36 HA Natural gray Surefire "M" head $160 (AVAILABLE) Thanks again FM!!

 

[Lumencraft (Matt)]

FM!!! I got my head today... WOW!!!!!!! What a well made product. A perfect finish and an easy hook up. I thought when I ordered this head I was going to have to make parts to hook it up to my M6, but no. Just a P60 spring is all that was needed, I didn't realize. SUPER Thank you again for making these legendary parts man!!! I would say more but I'm nearly out of !!!!!! Marks...


One question I do have is about the bulb itself. I ordered a Philips 5.5v 25 watt for this and when I power it up it works ok, but I see whips of smoke inside the bulb itself. Is that normal, or even anything you've seen before? Maybe I got a dud?