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  • Exposure six pack MK2 wrong battery
  • gdes
    Free Member

    Exposure 6 pack Sold with 15600mAh Li-Ion Battery to fit space of 3×2.25×2.25” no way!

    I do not believe for one minute that this is 15600mAh battery.

    Here’s why , it uses 6 x Cree Xp-G R5 leds = 139 lm per 350mA

    1925lm / 6 = 321lm led ok losses so as their claim 325lm led

    325 / 139 = 2.34 there fore 2.34 x 350 = 819mAh for all leds in series ( if the light is in parallel then this is a serious design error.)

    819 x max burn time = 2457 so there fore a battery of 2500mAh

    Otherwise 15600 would give a burn time on full 19 hours.

    Riders who buy it should be compensated or demand a 15600 mAh battery you are only getting a 2600mAh battery be Warned it’s advertised as a lie!

    spooky_b329
    Full Member

    Why the repost? Stop spamming the forum.

    Reported.

    SurroundedByZulus
    Free Member

    Why would having the LEDs in parallel be a serious design flaw?

    slimjim78
    Free Member

    its an interesting post, especially at this time of the year when these things are being snapped up.
    is there anyone to dispute either claim?

    HoratioHufnagel
    Free Member

    139 lm per 350mA

    i think this is its max efficiency and only correct if you’re using 139 lumens per LED.

    To get 325 lumens you need 1 amp a 25 degrees? or 6 amps for 1950.

    so for 3 hours you’d need a 18amp hour battery, i.e. 18000mah

    The data sheet is here
    http://www.cree.com/products/pdf/XLampXP-G.pdf
    i assume they’re using a more efficient bulb hence the difference in calc’s but its broadly correct.

    trail_rat
    Free Member

    Tell me thisn- does the light give quoted run times ?

    If so why the hell do youncare if it has a 15600 mah battery or not your point seems largely trivial so long as the brightness and run times are as quoted……

    Here is a small drum so you an keep banging on about it to those that dont care !

    spooky_b329
    Full Member

    Thats what I was thinking trail rat, I buy lights based on runtimes, not battery mahs.

    bol
    Full Member

    Didnt you already get pwned on your other version of this thread? I’d be interested to read the background to your anger. Otherwise I’d suggest you **** off.

    Liftman
    Full Member

    Why don’t you take it back to where you bought it from and demand a refund rather than trying to be a brave internet warrior 🙄

    wwaswas
    Full Member

    I’d love to know why gees has this righteous anger thing going on. SS above, as long as the advertised run times are delivered whats the problem?

    robdeanhove
    Free Member

    gdes you’re WRONG!

    The Exposure lights use a step-up driver, driving the LEDs in series and I suspect they stack the batteries in parallel.

    The 6 pack uses 6 li-ion cells

    Let us assume each cell is 2600mAh

    This gives a combined cell of 2.7V, 15600mah, EXACTLY AS ADVERTISED

    (and this also gives the correct corresponding burn times, allowing a little for heat and driver losses)

    I have a 6 Pack and, in fact, it slightly exceeds the quoted run times.

    Please either correct me (with fact, not supposition, about one and only one of the many possible LED/driver configurations) or retract your comments about one of too few good UK manufacturers in cycling. And maybe think a little harder before making statements condemning a good company, with excellent customer service, without even having contacted them first.

    wwaswas
    Full Member

    Is it just me wondering why gdes decided to join stw just to post misleading information?

    thered
    Full Member

    Is it just me wondering why gdes decided to join stw just to post misleading information? – No I was wondering that too

    trail_rat
    Free Member

    one of our friendly light salesmen that frequent perhaps ?/

    BigJohn
    Full Member

    Is it the font on my screen or was he asking about bum time?

    The latter, I suspect.

    robdeanhove
    Free Member

    Good spot wwaswas!

    Note: He didn’t challenge either brightness or burn time either, the things that actually matter, so it was a tenuous complaint at best anyway

    Member for 2 days, started this thread, hasn’t added anything to it since opening it nor contributed to any others either.

    Profile History Link

    So, Steve from Ingleton, what have you got to say for yourself?

    theeggsofwrath
    Free Member

    Just had to add my voice to this thread…

    I work for a bike retailer in the UK, looking after the content of the website. The OP actually had the Advertising Standards Authority on to us because we stated the battery as being 15600mAh (as per the specs given to us by USE). One quick call confirmed that it was right, and that they had been contacted by the ASA also. I’m sure some of my competitors will have had the same fun conversation.

    Inexplicably angry people should check their facts before throwing their toys out the pram. A waste of my time and many other people’s too. Words fail me.

    thomthumb
    Free Member

    One quick call confirmed that it was right, and that they had been contacted by the ASA also.

    what a saddo all this because he can’t do his sums. 🙄

    wwaswas
    Full Member

    Inexplicably angry people should check their facts before throwing their toys out the pram

    If I were you I’d take comfort from the fact that’s he’s angry and wrong, whereas you’re angry and right.

    theeggsofwrath
    Free Member

    I’m not angry wwaswas, just disappointed 😉

    pete68
    Free Member

    Surely the OP should come on here and issue a grovelling apology? If not and it was my business that had wrongly been slagged of for all to see, i know thats the least i would expect.If i didn’t get that i know what i’d be doing next…

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