Does anyone know if the LED in this lamp is manufactured by CREE?
1115446
I will say No but the NEW P7.2 does have a CREE LED, The Lenser Website call's it Upgraded to Cree LED - P-7 is 170 lumens and the P7.2 is 320 Lumens - Almost Double, Looks like I need to upgrade myself
1115447
It looks like a Cree but the quality is better, so I do not believe it is. However this light broke after dropping it just a few times from only a few feet high. It is not very durable.
1261205
Yes the one that I received had the cree xp-g2 LED. You will know it is a gen 2 if the sticker for the cree xp-g2 is on the box.A side note, if you use a lithium ion 14500, you can increase the max output to over 200 lumens but read about using a lithium ion battery in this flashlight first.
1618617
No the listing title incorrect. If you order i h invoice will say LCD and the specs list it as CFL, not LED.
2097058
Mike,Sorry, I don't remember the brand of the lamp. It cam nicely packaged in a custom box, but I've thrown away the box and instructions.
418789
Yes it is, but beware, 50% of the Cree Bulbs ( 8 ) lasted no longer than 6 months.
814743
I believe it is approx. 2304 lumens , hope this helps! Don't get hung up on the wattage of a led fixture but more important is how many lumens per watt , the better quality like Cree are setting the standards!
1486676
I don't know for certain, but my guess is 'No'. The bulb is special one (like the one found in many standing standing lamp models (a tiny tube shape w/ contacts on both ends). Personally, I've never seen a LED bulb in that shape.
1238503
I honestly don't know - it did not have a CREE sticker on it. However, I didn't want to just respond with "I don't know" and leave it at that. I literally debated for months before taking a chance on this light bar, and I'm glad I chose it. This thing is SOOOOOO bright. After off-roading at night with it on - I turned it off for a coming vehicle and couldn't see - even though my headlights were on. I am really impressed with this for the price. Having said that, I did not use their brackets - went with SST brackets (which cost more than this light bar). Having said that, I bought four smaller lights that ARE CREE bulbs - and they look exactly the same as this one. Hope that helps in some way. I honestly don't know - it did not have a CREE sticker on it. However, I didn't want to just respond with "I don't know" and leave it at that. I literally debated for months before taking a chance on this light bar, and I'm glad I chose it. This thing is SOOOOOO bright. After off-roading at night with it on - I turned it off for a coming vehicle and couldn't see - even though my headlights were on. I am really impressed with this for the price. Having said that, I did not use their brackets - went with SST brackets (which cost more than this light bar). Having said that, I bought... » Read More I honestly don't know - it did not have a CREE sticker on it. However, I didn't want to just respond with "I don't know" and leave it at that. I literally debated for months before taking a chance on this light bar, and I'm glad I chose it. This thing is SOOOOOO bright. After off-roading at night with it on - I turned it off for a coming vehicle and couldn't see - even though my headlights were on. I am really impressed with this for the price. Having said that, I did not use their brackets - went with SST brackets (which cost more than this light bar). Having said that, I bought four smaller lights that ARE CREE bulbs - and they look exactly the same as this one. Hope that helps in some way. « Show Less
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There is no indication on or in the unit of whom the manufacturer of the LED is. At any rate, I have been very pleased with the performance.
859620
Up until recently, all CREE products were produced in the United States. Based out of Durham, NC - CREE basically crafted all of the standards for the diodes that constitute LED technology. Sometime in the last year or two 2012-2014ish, they opened a non-US production facility in China. Unclear exactly which products are being produced there. I know that when I purchased these from Amazon, they were not produced in China. Importantly, the diode was not produced in China. However, one thing CREE is good at is making sure their products have a high degree of quality assurance. So I wouldn't worry too much if CREE produced some of these in the single non-US production facility they operate.
1793093
Is it? It's an Amazon search issue, as the listing and the manufacturer do not list it as LED.
1053523
I don't have the Cree bulbs but a similar product. As long as any manufacturer LED bulb you install is dimmable, it should work.
868038
Yes, all LED bulbs are sensitive to orientation. If mounted in a ceiling fixture (especially a fully inclosed one), the expected lifetime will be reduced. However, Cree bulbs theoretically have well-designed thermal management, so if you're choosing an LED light to install in a ceiling fixture, this is the one I'd go with.
530109
In regards to your inquiry, the first flashlight I ordered was from MECO. I can't remember how that was packaged, but the flashlight was as described, adjustable and a flashing (strobe) light feature. It also had the brand Cree on it. I liked it so much I ordered 10 more. Although these look the same as the first flashlight, they do not have the strobe feature and we're not marked with Cree. Other than that they all seem to function satisfactorily and seem to be heavy duty.
1237945
Yes they are LED lamps. And they are high quality. I also got the Recon brand smoked LED tail lights and they are equally high end.
2112082
Don't recall and I have already thrown out the packaging. It's probably on the manufacturer's website. I do not recommend this brand of LED lights due to customer service when an LED lamp fails. Recommend the Phillips brand for this type of lamp - they have the most experience maufacturing these particular lamps. I think the claims of extra long life of LED lights remains to be seen and they are banking that by the time you experience a failure the prices would have come down enough that it would not be worthwile to have to pay to return the broken product for a replacement.
65156
They say it genuine CREE , but when I email the company that made the flashlight , I never got a response , the price was good buvthe product wasn't