jimgs
12-04-2012, 22:28
Λέει οτι είναι δεύτερης γενιάς με έξτρα φωτεινότητα:rolleyes:
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The second generation in Denali LED Lighting from Twisted Throttle. The Denali D2 light kit with 70% higher luminous flux (effective brightness) then the Denali D1 kit.
When bright isn’t bright enough, grab a set of Denali D2 LED lamps. Advances in super-swanky LED technology have increased the effective light output of our Denali D1 system (http://www.twistedthrottle.com/trade/productview/5224) by nearly 70% without increasing the electrical power draw to your motorcycle. Consuming only 10 watts (0.83 amps at 12 volts DC) of power per lamp, it throws a blazing beam of light in front of you nearly twice as bright as the beam generated by the original Denali D1 (http://www.twistedthrottle.com/trade/productview/5224).
Yeah, but how many lumens is it?
This is a hard item to describe in terms of lumens yet, that is the measurement tool most LED lights have been measured by up to this point - Including the Denali D1 (http://www.twistedthrottle.com/trade/productview/5224) (900 lumens). Lumens is a measure of visible light AT THE SOURCE before the light is "driven" from the source . The Denali D2 uses a new patent pending driver to drive a more efficient MCE LED by Cree, Inc. vs the P7 LED by Seoul Semiconductor in the Denali D1.
The D1 uses a P7 LED that the manufacturer of the LED Seoul rates at 900 lumens.
The D2 uses a MCE LED that the manufacturer of the LED Cree rates at 860 lumens.
The Driver, not the input voltage determines at what forward current the led is driven. At a forward current of 2800milli amp the P7 led would have 900 lumens and the MCE led 860 Lumens.
Therefore the higher the input voltage the lower the amp draw, the light output will remain the same on either the Denali D1 or the Denali D2, no matter the input voltage.
The way we are able to get 70% more useable light form the D2 is through our patent pending Prime Drive technology. Unfortunatley we cannot reveal exactly how it works as the patent is still pending.
The Smart LED - With Prime Drive Technology you are getting the most light possible. The most Lumen s per LED while prolonging the life of the LEDs and maintaining the lowest amp draw possible.
Electronic Thermal Management - ETM monitors the heat output of the LEDs in order to maintain safe operating temperatures and prolong the LED life span to its full 50,000 hour potential.
Pulse Width Modulator - With the Pulse Width Modulator technology, the light is dimmable with the use of a separate controller to allow for optimum flexibility.
Driven - The Denali D2 is driven at 90%, meaning less energy wasted and more light output. This allows for the most lumen s while maintaining the optimal operating conditions for the LEDs.
Pure - With 90% optically pure optics, you can be sure that you are getting the most distance and most accuracy out of each LED.
As with the Denali D1 system, the D2 is housed in a rugged waterproof 2” aluminum housing (submersible to 3 meters underwater). The LED boasts an average life of over 50,000 hours (6+ years) without ever being shut off. Yup, we went overboard. It’s what we do. Limited Lifetime Warranty - See Related Files section at the bottom of the page for complete details.
A few installation tips for installing the Denali D2s on the BMW R1200GS CLICK HERE (http://www.twistedthrottle.com/article/articleview/443/1/13/)
Kit components:
2 x Denali D2 LED light pods
Wiring Harness with Dimmer Module, Relay and Lighted Switch
2 x universal M8 mounting brackets
2 x spot driving beam lenses (10 degree beam pattern)
2 x flood beam lenses (25 degree beam pattern)
Installation instructions
The Denali LEDs are housed in a rugged die-cast aluminum housing for optimum durability and heat dissipation. The housings are IP68 (ingress protection) rated so that they're impenetrable to dust and submersible under water up to 3 meters. The unbreakable polycarbonate lenses are housed by a 6061 aluminum face plate which doubles as a radiant heat sink to melt away snow and ice in frigid conditions. The Denali D2 LEDs have been subjected to a 14Grms vibration test to ensure their performance in high impact conditions.
The Denali D2 has integrated Prime Drive Technology into this updated LED light to bring the most powerful light per cubic inch onto the market. This auxiliary LED lighting kit has a 50,000 hour lifespan, PWM Dimmability, and Electronic Thermal Management all with extremely low amp draw making this the most advanced LED light pod on the market.
This kit includes interchangeable lenses that allow you optic patterns of 10° (Spot) or 25° (Flood).
TwistedThrottle.com (http://www.twistedthrottle.com/imagecatalogue/imageview/16335/?RefererURL=/trade/productview/6158/259/)
http://www.twistedthrottle.com/ezimagecatalogue/catalogue/variations/16335-500x600.jpg (http://www.twistedthrottle.com/trade/productview/6158/259/)
The second generation in Denali LED Lighting from Twisted Throttle. The Denali D2 light kit with 70% higher luminous flux (effective brightness) then the Denali D1 kit.
When bright isn’t bright enough, grab a set of Denali D2 LED lamps. Advances in super-swanky LED technology have increased the effective light output of our Denali D1 system (http://www.twistedthrottle.com/trade/productview/5224) by nearly 70% without increasing the electrical power draw to your motorcycle. Consuming only 10 watts (0.83 amps at 12 volts DC) of power per lamp, it throws a blazing beam of light in front of you nearly twice as bright as the beam generated by the original Denali D1 (http://www.twistedthrottle.com/trade/productview/5224).
Yeah, but how many lumens is it?
This is a hard item to describe in terms of lumens yet, that is the measurement tool most LED lights have been measured by up to this point - Including the Denali D1 (http://www.twistedthrottle.com/trade/productview/5224) (900 lumens). Lumens is a measure of visible light AT THE SOURCE before the light is "driven" from the source . The Denali D2 uses a new patent pending driver to drive a more efficient MCE LED by Cree, Inc. vs the P7 LED by Seoul Semiconductor in the Denali D1.
The D1 uses a P7 LED that the manufacturer of the LED Seoul rates at 900 lumens.
The D2 uses a MCE LED that the manufacturer of the LED Cree rates at 860 lumens.
The Driver, not the input voltage determines at what forward current the led is driven. At a forward current of 2800milli amp the P7 led would have 900 lumens and the MCE led 860 Lumens.
Therefore the higher the input voltage the lower the amp draw, the light output will remain the same on either the Denali D1 or the Denali D2, no matter the input voltage.
The way we are able to get 70% more useable light form the D2 is through our patent pending Prime Drive technology. Unfortunatley we cannot reveal exactly how it works as the patent is still pending.
The Smart LED - With Prime Drive Technology you are getting the most light possible. The most Lumen s per LED while prolonging the life of the LEDs and maintaining the lowest amp draw possible.
Electronic Thermal Management - ETM monitors the heat output of the LEDs in order to maintain safe operating temperatures and prolong the LED life span to its full 50,000 hour potential.
Pulse Width Modulator - With the Pulse Width Modulator technology, the light is dimmable with the use of a separate controller to allow for optimum flexibility.
Driven - The Denali D2 is driven at 90%, meaning less energy wasted and more light output. This allows for the most lumen s while maintaining the optimal operating conditions for the LEDs.
Pure - With 90% optically pure optics, you can be sure that you are getting the most distance and most accuracy out of each LED.
As with the Denali D1 system, the D2 is housed in a rugged waterproof 2” aluminum housing (submersible to 3 meters underwater). The LED boasts an average life of over 50,000 hours (6+ years) without ever being shut off. Yup, we went overboard. It’s what we do. Limited Lifetime Warranty - See Related Files section at the bottom of the page for complete details.
A few installation tips for installing the Denali D2s on the BMW R1200GS CLICK HERE (http://www.twistedthrottle.com/article/articleview/443/1/13/)
Kit components:
2 x Denali D2 LED light pods
Wiring Harness with Dimmer Module, Relay and Lighted Switch
2 x universal M8 mounting brackets
2 x spot driving beam lenses (10 degree beam pattern)
2 x flood beam lenses (25 degree beam pattern)
Installation instructions
The Denali LEDs are housed in a rugged die-cast aluminum housing for optimum durability and heat dissipation. The housings are IP68 (ingress protection) rated so that they're impenetrable to dust and submersible under water up to 3 meters. The unbreakable polycarbonate lenses are housed by a 6061 aluminum face plate which doubles as a radiant heat sink to melt away snow and ice in frigid conditions. The Denali D2 LEDs have been subjected to a 14Grms vibration test to ensure their performance in high impact conditions.
The Denali D2 has integrated Prime Drive Technology into this updated LED light to bring the most powerful light per cubic inch onto the market. This auxiliary LED lighting kit has a 50,000 hour lifespan, PWM Dimmability, and Electronic Thermal Management all with extremely low amp draw making this the most advanced LED light pod on the market.
This kit includes interchangeable lenses that allow you optic patterns of 10° (Spot) or 25° (Flood).
TwistedThrottle.com (http://www.twistedthrottle.com/imagecatalogue/imageview/16335/?RefererURL=/trade/productview/6158/259/)