*LIST* of LED flashlights WARM/NEUTRAL/~4000K

**Flashlights**
Dereelight C2H (Specify "5A" emitter when ordering) Cree 5A-Q3
Dereelight CL1H V4 (Specify "5A" emitter when ordering) Cree 5A-Q3
Dereelight DBS V2 (Specify "5A" emitter when ordering) Cree 5A-Q3
Eagletac P10A2, P10C2 (PTS-Flashlights Only) Cree 5A-Q3
Eagletac M2XC4 (Choose "Neutral/Warm" when ordering) Cree 4300K Q3
Fenix TK 20 (Standard) Cree "4000K"-Q2 (Probably 5A)
Fenix LD01 "Natural White" (Pro Light Japan Only) Cree "4500K-3700K"-Q2 (Probably 5A)
HDS Systems Ra Clicky (Special Order, Ask for "Warm") "4500-4000K"
Jetbeam Element E3P (Specify Q3-5A) Cree 5A-Q3
Jetbeam Jet-III M (Specify "Neutral/Warm" when ordering) Cree 5A-Q3
Lummi (Neutral White option on all Models) Cree "5000-3700K" Q3
Jetbeam Titanium Military (Specify "Neutral/Warm" when ordering) Cree 5A-Q3
McGizmo SunDrop and SunDrop-3S (Standard) Nichia 083 High-CRI
McGizmo AMcMule-3S High CRI
NiteCore Extreme (Pro Light Japan Only) Cree 5A-Q3
NiteCore EZAA (Specify "Neutral/Warm" in order notes) Cree 5B-Q3
OMG Lumens DEFT (In the works) Cree MC-E J flux 6C tint
Wolf-Eyes MC-E Eagle-2 (Pro Light Japan Only) Cree MC-E 4C/D "4500-4300K"
Zebralight H501 (Send Email to Zebralight with special request)Cree

**Pills/Modules**
Dereelight (for models listed above) Cree 5A-Q3
DX 12501 Warm P60-style drop-in module Cree 5A-Q2
Malkoff Surefire Dropins ("W" Variants) 5A-Q2

**Emitters/Stars**
KD S006104/5568 Warm 20mm Star Cree 3000K-P4
KD S006105/5569 Warm 16mm Star Cree P4
Cutter Electronics Various Cree - see store
LEDSupply.com Various Cree - see store or post #61
DigiKey Various Cree- see store or post #61
Arrownac.com Various Cree- see store or post #61
Mouser Various SSC - see store or post #61
Dereelight On 14mm PCB 5A Q3

Help me compile a list!

I'll try to keep up, give me details like the ones you see at the top. :wave:

Great idea, EngrPaul !


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Fenix L1T version 2 has the Q2 emitter. Isn't the Q2 warm?

The xxT versions use a blue die which isn't as efficient as those used in the latest Q5's. The warmer emitters use the same blue dies as used in Q5's/R2's, but after adding all the phosphor to make them warmer end up less efficient, hence the lower rankings.

McGizmo SunDrop and SunDrop-3S:

https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/212526

Mr. Gene Malkoff's latest wonders!
Tha custom W variant.

2008 Inova T1MP is neutral.

Exactly the list I was looking for

You can add the neutral binned lummi lights onto the list

alphazeta said:

You can add the neutral binned lummi lights onto the list

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+1 -- read my mind.

light_emitting_dude said:

Fenix L1T version 2 has the Q2 emitter. Isn't the Q2 warm?

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I don't think it's warm, just an older flux bin of a standard white emitter. :tinfoil:

Paul
I know Gene is making his W variants for his Surefire line but as far as I know he is not making them for the C/D Mags.

@Sgt._LED

OK, post updated.

@youreacrab

Can you give me more info about the Inova?

light_emitting_dude said:

Fenix L1T version 2 has the Q2 emitter. Isn't the Q2 warm?

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Q2 is the efficiency bin, not the tint. Q2 5A, the 5A would be the tint. The Fenix L1T would be a tint in the cool white range, such as WC, WD, WG, WF, WE, etc. There is a good topic about bins here:

https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/156772

OMG Lumens DEFT MC-E J flux 6C tint

The_LED_Museum has beamshots and spectrographic analysis of a stock Ultrafire 502B.
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/posts/2604659&postcount=156
and with the DX Q2 5A drop in. The DX Q2 5A module is a P60 style drop in.
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/posts/2602870&postcount=154

There are links to the The_LED_Museum reviews in those posts. The 'advertising links' are are over on the website.

I like those spectrographs when compared. Especially considering blue light is not very useful to the human eye, and also causes difficulty focusing on objects.

Your eyes are much more sensitive to the green/yellow portion of the spectrum.

I've found "lesser" flux bins of warm LED's are quite a bit more useful than their "pure white" brothers. They cause less eye strain and produce less spillback in humid conditions. The usable light output is about the same in my experience (i.e. Warm Q2 vs. Cool Q5).

EngrPaul said:

Let's keep it to things you can buy and have shipped right now.

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The DX pill has not been in stock for a very long time and most likely never will be again.

Keep the suggestions coming.

Rumor: Zebralight H60, a future option...