Hella have just launched two compact new work lights, incorporating innovative high-power multichip LEDs with an extremely high light output. The 4th-generation Module 70 LED with 2500-lumen output, and the Module 90 LED with 3400 lumens.
Three high-power multichip LEDs are used in the Module 70 LED work light. These lights contain a multifaceted reflector which ensures homogenous lighting of the working area. Power consumption is 30 watts. Beam patterns are symmetrical; the lamp can be mounted in upright or pendant orientations. The Module 70, with its ø80mm housing, is particularly suitable for installation in tight spaces. And its high light output of 2500 lumens mean it can also hold its own with bulkier, power-hungrier, more vibration-prone HID devices.
The ø107-mm Module 90 LED is slightly bigger, and with four high-power multi-chip LEDs it puts out 3400 lumens from just 36 watts—trouncing just about any HID. The integrated electronics protect the headlamp in the event of polarity reversal and also against overvoltage. Effective heat dissipation is another important characteristic that guarantees a long service life—the aluminum housings have cooling fins tested to ensure the necessary dissipation of the heat produced by the high-power LEDs.
