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3030 Chips PMMA LED Lens 18 In 1 Narrow Beam Angles For LED Spotlights
Product Details:
| Place of Origin: | Zhejiang, China |
| Brand Name: | Spark |
| Certification: | CE, SGS, ROHS |
| Model Number: | JY-BAA1824L-6707 |
Payment & Shipping Terms:
| Minimum Order Quantity: | 100pcs |
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| Price: | Negotiable |
| Packaging Details: | In Carton Box |
| Delivery Time: | 2-5 work days |
| Payment Terms: | T/T, Western Union, MoneyGram, Paypal |
| Supply Ability: | 100000pcs/per week |
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Detail Information |
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| Material: | PMMA | Beam Angle: | 24 Degree |
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| Efficiency: | 93% | Dimension: | 66.50x6.4mm |
| LED Chips: | 3030 | Application: | Led Spotlights |
| High Light: | led collimator lens,20mm led lens |
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Product Description
24 Degree 3030 LED 18 In 1 Optical PMMA LED Light Lens For Spotlights
How do secondary lens optics work?
LEDs generally emit light at a 120-degree viewing angle. LED applications that require more focused
light often use a secondary optic that is placed over the LED, which internally reflects light into a spot, medium spot, wide spot or elliptical spot pattern.
- Most optics are cone shaped and need an optic holder to hold the lens in place over the LED.
- The lens itself clips securely into the holder, but the holder does need to be externally adhered.
- In the case of LED stars, optic holders have four legs that sit down into the grooves of the star board.
- Triple LED stars are built with three holes in the star board for the legs of the optic.
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Part Number |
JY-BAA1824L-6707 |
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Beam angle |
24 Degree |
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Dimension |
66.50x6.4mm |
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Lens Material |
PMMA |
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Transmittance |
93% |
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Working Temperature |
Lens ≤ 90℃ |
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Application |
Led Spotlights |
Delivery and Shipping:
| Trade Terms | EXW , FOB , CNF , CIF |
| Payment Terms | T/T , PayPal , Western Union, Moneygram |
| Lead Time | 1-2 working days for samples order, 5-7 working days for bulk order |
| Shipment Terms | By Sea, By Air, By Express like DHL, Fedex, UPS, TNT, etc |
Beam Angle:
This describes the angle over which the light is distributed. Lenses and reflectors can be used to help create your desired beam angle.
Narrow beam angles, for example 40°, have a tight beam of light and are ideal for spotlights. Wide
beam angles around 120° have a larger coverage for wide area lighting.
LED lens Drawing:
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