ArsMachina
Enlightened
Today I want to show you a quite rare and scary light.
Even it is not handmade I believe it fits best here, because it is such special and only available from one seller in Germany. Noone really knows who produces it but it is probably made in Berlin.
I am talking about the Schulzendorf Delta 1, a 10watt HID light.
I was after this light for a long time, but the asked price of 500 Euro (around $650) was to stiff for an experiment.
Currently the light is a vailable at a lowered price of 300 Euro so I decided to give it a try.
First let's look at the pics:
Here the back cover is screwed of to attach the loader:
Here a size comparisation to my Gladius:
Ok, for me as I prefer tiny 1cell lights this one is rather big
But compared to other HID's it is still quite small what was the main argument for me to buy my first HID.
It is made out of blue anodised aluminium and the craftmanship is just stunning! The diameter of the light is 42mm, it is 180mm long and it's weight is 555g.
And how does it perform?
The seller tells it has a runtime of two hours and the color temperature is 5000 Kelvin.
I did not yet test the runtime, but this beast is really VERY bright and produces a very white light.
First I was a little bit disappointed as it is not a throw monster like most of my other lights. But when I used it to walk in the dark house or garden it clearly showed me it's advantages. I never before saw a light with such a wide area of white brightness - wonderful!
All my LED lights are showing terribly colored lights compared to this whiteness!
Ok, it is not a light for long distance usage, but it is a great allrounder with probably very few competitors.
Jochen
Even it is not handmade I believe it fits best here, because it is such special and only available from one seller in Germany. Noone really knows who produces it but it is probably made in Berlin.
I am talking about the Schulzendorf Delta 1, a 10watt HID light.
I was after this light for a long time, but the asked price of 500 Euro (around $650) was to stiff for an experiment.
Currently the light is a vailable at a lowered price of 300 Euro so I decided to give it a try.
First let's look at the pics:
Here the back cover is screwed of to attach the loader:
Here a size comparisation to my Gladius:
Ok, for me as I prefer tiny 1cell lights this one is rather big
But compared to other HID's it is still quite small what was the main argument for me to buy my first HID.
It is made out of blue anodised aluminium and the craftmanship is just stunning! The diameter of the light is 42mm, it is 180mm long and it's weight is 555g.
And how does it perform?
The seller tells it has a runtime of two hours and the color temperature is 5000 Kelvin.
I did not yet test the runtime, but this beast is really VERY bright and produces a very white light.
First I was a little bit disappointed as it is not a throw monster like most of my other lights. But when I used it to walk in the dark house or garden it clearly showed me it's advantages. I never before saw a light with such a wide area of white brightness - wonderful!
All my LED lights are showing terribly colored lights compared to this whiteness!
Ok, it is not a light for long distance usage, but it is a great allrounder with probably very few competitors.
Jochen
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