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SuperSumoYakuza
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Aug 2, 2017
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how can 4.2 lumens = 950 lux? Did you mean 42 lumens? Seems like 42 lumens is a more likely figure for a product like this...
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Aug 3, 2017
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SuperSumoYakuza I'm no expert on this, but I understand that lux is a measurement of intensity. If you consider that it's listed as "Beam distance: 950 lux at 20 cm" (slightly under 8inches), I think that's kinda plausible.
Using this lux-lumens calculator (http://www.ledstuff.co.nz/data_calculators.php), to work out their specs backwards, to get 950lux at 20cm, with a 4.2 lumen source, the beam angle needs to be 21.5, which looks plausible. If it was 42 lumens, it would then be 9522lux at 20cm.
Using this lux-lumens calculator (http://www.ledstuff.co.nz/data_calculators.php), to work out their specs backwards, to get 950lux at 20cm, with a 4.2 lumen source, the beam angle needs to be 21.5, which looks plausible. If it was 42 lumens, it would then be 9522lux at 20cm.
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