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Which is better and why SAMSUNG LM281B Vs Samsung 301b and is it worth paying more ?
Sorry, siver and copper at high temps tend to degrade, its just a coating used to protect, no sulfuric acid at all.The difference is efficiency. It's minimal unless you're running a commercial op. I'd still go for the 301b's
281b
301b
- 0.5 W, 3 V mid power LED
- Luminous Flux: 73 lm @ 150 mA
- Luminous Efficacy: 165 lm/W
The 301h uses an anti-sulfarization layer to keep sulfuric components in gas form from turning the internal silver electrode into Silver Sulfide which kills the circuit.
- 0.2 W, 3 V mid power LED
- Luminous Flux: 38.8 lm @ 65 mA
- Luminous Efficacy: 220 lm/W
The coating protects copper and silver soldered components from the sulfur used in fertilizers. Very corrosive to metals.The difference is efficiency. It's minimal unless you're running a commercial op. I'd still go for the 301b's
281b
301b
- 0.5 W, 3 V mid power LED
- Luminous Flux: 73 lm @ 150 mA
- Luminous Efficacy: 165 lm/W
The 301h uses an anti-sulfarization layer to keep sulfuric components in gas form from turning the internal silver electrode into Silver Sulfide which kills the circuit.
- 0.2 W, 3 V mid power LED
- Luminous Flux: 38.8 lm @ 65 mA
- Luminous Efficacy: 220 lm/W
MIGRO mentioned this HERE in a video I saw the other day. I have heard it other places too.And don't let that deter you from using "lesser diode" lights! Some of these companies are getting smart and using MUCH higher numbers of the lower-quality diodes to get their PPFD/W numbers up near the top.
Depends. Is not that easy to answer as peope think. Forget that "165 vs 220" lumen/watt BS. First you need to bring every diode to the same current. There are LM281B+ top bins, that reach 200+ lumen per watt and there are 301s that dont. If you compare the best LM281B+ bin to the best LM301 bin, the LM301 puts out 13% more light.Which is better and why SAMSUNG LM281B Vs Samsung 301b and is it worth paying more ?
yeah, he mentioned it and its on the website. However, many ordered this lamps believing its got LM301s, because he said so in the live show where he presented this lamps. Im not quite sure what to think of it, the Aray 2 would literally be the only light on the whole market reaching 2.4 useable PPFD using Lm281B+. I would rate this lamp 5-10% less efficient to be honest. If it had an absurd amount of diodes yeah but it doesnt, just about 3.5 leds per watt. I have no idea whats going on there. I dont see these view Osrams 660nm making up for it. 2.4 PPFD is a highend-efficiency.MIGRO mentioned this HERE in a video I saw the other day. I have heard it other places too.
No idea if he is reputable or not. I came across his video because I am looking to upgrade my small lights and after reading this thread I had recalled he said that.yeah, he mentioned it and its on the website. However, many ordered this lamps believing its got LM301s, because he said so in the live show where he presented this lamps. Im not quite sure what to think of it, the Aray 2 would literally be the only light on the whole market reaching 2.4 useable PPFD using Lm281B+. I would rate this lamp 5-10% less efficient to be honest. If it had an absurd amount of diodes yeah but it doesnt, just about 3.5 leds per watt. I have no idea whats going on there. I dont see these view Osrams 660nm making up for it. 2.4 PPFD is a highend-efficiency.
hes very reputable. If you go by the results of his tests you cant go wrong. Its just his own lights that score a few percent higher than it makes sense to. Could be he uses the LM281B+ SK top bin. Its just that nobody else does. Hes got good deals for lights, especially the ones that are not his own. Maxsisun and Grow Light Science Lights. Great for people in EU.No idea if he is reputable or not. I came across his video because I am looking to upgrade my small lights and after reading this thread I had recalled he said that.
Only lights I know that use 3rd party testing is hlg, and I think they are great lights assembled in the USA 80% Chinese parts. parts.
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