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High Luminance: Delivers intense, focused light output suitable for industrial, automotive, or architectural lighting.
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Single-Chip Design: Simplifies integration into custom circuits or fixtures.
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No Driver Board: Allows users to select compatible drivers based on voltage/current requirements.
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Wide Voltage/Current Range: Typically operates at 3V-3.4V forward voltage, with current ratings from 350mA to over 1000mA depending on power rating (1W, 3W, 5W, etc.).
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Thermal Management: Requires a heatsink or PCB with thermal dissipation to prevent overheating and ensure longevity.
Applications
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Spotlights, floodlights, and task lighting
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Automotive headlights or auxiliary lights
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Stage and entertainment lighting
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DIY lighting projects and prototyping
Note: Always use with a constant current LED driver and appropriate cooling. Reverse polarity or excessive current may cause permanent damage.
Electrical Test Pen (Non-Contact Voltage Tester)
Product Description
An electrical test pen is a handheld safety tool used to detect the presence of AC voltage in conductors, outlets, or circuits without direct electrical contact. It provides visual and/or audible alerts when voltage is detected, making it essential for electricians and DIY enthusiasts.
Key Features
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Non-Contact Detection: Safely identifies live wires through insulation (typical range: 90V-1000V AC).
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Visual & Audible Indicators: LED lights and beeping sounds signal voltage detection.
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Pocket-Sized Design: Portable and easy to use with one hand.
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Auto Power-Off: Conserves battery life when idle.
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Self-Test Function: Allows users to verify tool functionality before use.
Operation
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Press the power button to activate.
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Hold the tip near a wire, outlet, or device.
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If AC voltage is present, the indicator lights and beeper will activate.
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The tool may differentiate between low/high voltage via multi-color LEDs.
Applications
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Checking live wires, outlets, or circuit breakers
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Verifying power absence before electrical work
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Diagnosing electrical faults in home or industrial settings
Safety Note: This tool detects voltage but does not measure exact values. Always follow electrical safety standards and confirm power isolation with a multimeter when necessary.




