Diode Dynamics Stage Series 6in SAE/DOT White Light Bar

[BaseManSquatch]

Does anyone know how many lumens (per light) these lights are?

Diode Dynamics Stage Series 6in SAE/DOT White Light Bar (pair), SAE/DOT Driving



https://www.diodedynamics.com/stage-series-6-sae-dot-white-light-bar-pair.html

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[Chrome_Pony]

Depends on the lens, amber or white. Amber is 800lm, white 1400, measured.

Click on the specifications tab on the page you linked and the table will show up.


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Specifications

Specifications

Lens Color/Optics	Peak Beam Intensity (candela)	Illuminance (lux @ 10m)	Measured Output (lumens)	Raw Output (lumens)	Output Color
White Driving	55,000 cd	550 lux	1,400 lm	2,280 lm	6000K White
White Wide	13,000 cd	130 lux	1,400 lm	2,280 lm	6000K White
White Flood	2,000 cd	20 lux	1,400 lm	2,280 lm	6000K White
Amber Driving	33,000 cd	330 lux	800 lm	1,140 lm	2000K Amber
Amber Wide	7,400 cd	74 lux	800 lm	1,140 lm	2000K Amber
Amber Flood	1,200 cd	12 lux	800 lm	1,140 lm	2000K Amber

 

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

Does anyone know how many lumens (per light) these lights are?

Diode Dynamics Stage Series 6in SAE/DOT White Light Bar (pair), SAE/DOT Driving



https://www.diodedynamics.com/stage-series-6-sae-dot-white-light-bar-pair.html

If you are looking to use these as a fog kit you'll want our fog kit for the modular bumper (which includes all the brackets needed to mount these): https://www.4x4truckleds.com/diode-...ckets-for-2021-ford-bronco-hd-modular-bumper/


The 6 Bars have the following output data:

Specifications

LENS COLOR/OPTICS	PEAK BEAM INTENSITY (CANDELA)	ILLUMINANCE (LUX @ 10M)	MEASURED OUTPUT (LUMENS)	RAW OUTPUT (LUMENS)	OUTPUT COLOR
White Driving	55,000 cd	550 lux	1,400 lm	2,280 lm	6000K White
White Wide	13,000 cd	130 lux	1,400 lm	2,280 lm	6000K White
White Flood	2,000 cd	20 lux	1,400 lm	2,280 lm	6000K White
Amber Driving	33,000 cd	330 lux	800 lm	1,140 lm	2000K Amber
Amber Wide	7,400 cd	74 lux	800 lm	1,140 lm	2000K Amber
Amber Flood	1,200 cd	12 lux	800 lm	1,140 lm	2000K Amber

 

[BaseManSquatch]

What exactly is the difference between raw output lumens and measured output lumens?

 

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

What exactly is the difference between raw output lumens and measured output lumens?

Raw lumen is calculated based on the lumen per watt/amp of the Diode itself. Measured is measured at a certain distance (advertised) with a lux meter. Usually reported as LUX.

250 lux at 20' for example
or
1250 lux at 25'

 

[Fly by Nite]

Raw lumen is calculated based on the lumen per watt/amp of the Diode itself. Measured is measured at a certain distance (advertised) with a lux meter. Usually reported as LUX.

250 lux at 20' for example
or
1250 lux at 25'

Now I'm confused....
I was comparing the 6" light bar to the SS3" pods for SAE Fog use.

6" light bar is 1400 lumens measured output
with 130 Lux @ 10 meters.

SS3 Pro is 3000 lumens measured output
with 119 Lux @ 10 meters.

The SS3 Pro has over twice the measured output than the 6" bar (3000 vs 1400), but has lower light level @ 10 meters (119 vs 130 lux).

Which one produces more light? Or rather which light the road better?
I'm primarily interested in using these as supplemental lighting to light up the shoulders while driving on semi-rural roads.... lots of deer around here.

 

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

Now I'm confused....
I was comparing the 6" light bar to the SS3" pods for SAE Fog use.

6" light bar is 1400 lumens measured output
with 130 Lux @ 10 meters.

SS3 Pro is 3000 lumens measured output
with 119 Lux @ 10 meters.

The SS3 Pro has over twice the measured output than the 6" bar (3000 vs 1400), but has lower light level @ 10 meters (119 vs 130 lux).

Which one produces more light? Or rather which light the road better?
I'm primarily interested in using these as supplemental lighting to light up the shoulders while driving on semi-rural roads.... lots of deer around here.

Lux and Lumen are not the same.

Lumen is calculated via the diode and what its capable of (raw via lumen per watt).
Lux is REAL WORLD output. What you SEE. What lands on the road. Lux is taken from one spot whereas lumen is a TOTAL OUTPUT everywhere.

Light bars have a different pattern over SS3 Pro. They'll have a bit more lux since it's wider/longer but the SS3's diodes are different and calculated raw is more. However it's FOCUSED more and only has 4 diodes to play with so it's not going to have as many diodes to LAND the light everywhere else.

If you want a fog kit, go for the Triple Fog Kit. It's the best choice and you get other lights with it. If you want to save some $$, go with the dual 6" fog kit we offer

Diode Dynamics Triple Fog Light Kit w/KR Off-Road Brackets for 2021+ Ford Bronco (HD Modular Bumper)
https://www.4x4truckleds.com/diode-...ckets-for-2021-ford-bronco-hd-modular-bumper/

Diode Dynamics Triple Fog Light Kit w/KR Off-Road Bezel/Flush Brackets for 2021+ Ford Bronco (HD Modular Bumper)
https://www.4x4truckleds.com/diode-...ckets-for-2021-ford-bronco-hd-modular-bumper/

Diode Dynamics Dual Fog Light Kit w/KR Off-Road Brackets for 2021+ Ford Bronco (HD Modular Bumper)
https://www.4x4truckleds.com/diode-...ckets-for-2021-ford-bronco-hd-modular-bumper/

Diode Dynamics 6" Light Bar Fog Kit w/KR Off-Road Brackets for 2021+ Ford Bronco (HD Modular Bumper)
https://www.4x4truckleds.com/diode-...ckets-for-2021-ford-bronco-hd-modular-bumper/

 

[Fly by Nite]

Lux and Lumen are not the same.

Lumen is calculated via the diode and what its capable of (raw via lumen per watt).
Lux is REAL WORLD output. What you SEE. What lands on the road. Lux is taken from one spot whereas lumen is a TOTAL OUTPUT everywhere.

Light bars have a different pattern over SS3 Pro. They'll have a bit more lux since it's wider/longer but the SS3's diodes are different and calculated raw is more. However it's FOCUSED more and only has 4 diodes to play with so it's not going to have as many diodes to LAND the light everywhere else.

Thanks! I was aware of the triple and dual light setups but I'm looking in the <$250 range.... a pair of SS3 Pros or the 6" bar fit that budget.

If the lux measurement is a better indicator of real world performance, maybe I'll drop down to a pair of SS3 Sport's @106 lux vs the 130 lux of the SS6 light bar. I'd guess the light bar would have a better output pattern, but the SS3 may be 'bright enough' to make a difference and allow the option to add more lights later.

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