bogiediver
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Anybody who may still be following this thread (or stumbles across it...)
Wanted to share that Truck-Lite is preparing to release a new version of their headlight... been informally dubbed the Phase 7...
I had a chance to get some info on the 'Phase 7' headlight...
I think it will be very interesting in many respects.
First - it addresses many who commented on the appearance of the P6 - the P7 physical unit looks more like traditional halogen lighting units, as far as the lens and reflector - yep, reflector. The LED is mounted to be rear projection into a complex reflector. There is one LED each for low & high - new technology obviously.
There has even been an update since the SEMA show - at SEMA, low beam and high beam had different LEDs, with high beam being a lower output. That's been updated, using the same higher output LED for both. The reflector was also updated to handle the higher output.
As with the P6 - high beam is added to low beam (as opposed to HD, where the low beam is switched off when high beam is selected); so both LEDs will be activated. Yet, the current draw will be LESS than P6 in both modes - over 25% less on low beam and 20% less on high.
Wish I could say I've actually seen this in my hand - so far just pictures.
Stay tuned, as I get more info I'll share. I hope to do a full review very soon.
Wanted to share that Truck-Lite is preparing to release a new version of their headlight... been informally dubbed the Phase 7...
I had a chance to get some info on the 'Phase 7' headlight...
I think it will be very interesting in many respects.
First - it addresses many who commented on the appearance of the P6 - the P7 physical unit looks more like traditional halogen lighting units, as far as the lens and reflector - yep, reflector. The LED is mounted to be rear projection into a complex reflector. There is one LED each for low & high - new technology obviously.
There has even been an update since the SEMA show - at SEMA, low beam and high beam had different LEDs, with high beam being a lower output. That's been updated, using the same higher output LED for both. The reflector was also updated to handle the higher output.
As with the P6 - high beam is added to low beam (as opposed to HD, where the low beam is switched off when high beam is selected); so both LEDs will be activated. Yet, the current draw will be LESS than P6 in both modes - over 25% less on low beam and 20% less on high.
Wish I could say I've actually seen this in my hand - so far just pictures.
Stay tuned, as I get more info I'll share. I hope to do a full review very soon.