A - B RI G H T A-BRIGHT INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD. MULTI LAMPS LED BULB Data Sheet Description: These multi lamps LED Bulbs are specifically designed for flashlight electric equipment, indicator light switch and where a wide view angle. The 4.6mm round shaped radiation pattern (60°) and high luminous intensity ensure that these devices are excellent for wide field of view outdoor applications where a wide viewing angle and readability in sunlight are essential. Feature: ．Wide view angle High efficiency LED ．High luminous output materials are used in this ．Seven kind color Bulb. Every lamp is made with an ．Solid-state Vibration advanced optical grade resistant ．Saving power epoxy offering superior ．Long life high shock and high temperature resistance in outdoor applications. Option: ．6V to 240V AC or DC ．Other industry standard base A-BRIGHT A-BRIGHT INDUSTRIAL CO.,LTD. A-BRIGHT 11/2/2006 A - B RI G H T A-BRIGHT INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD. Part No.: AB-12ATRD-12VD-B3G-0 Multi Lamps LED Bulb PACKAGE DIMENSIONS: NOTE: 1.All dimensions are in millimeter. 2.Bulb base : BAY15D. 3.All tolerance are ±0.5mm. A-BRIGHT 11/2/2006 A - B RI G H T A-BRIGHT INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD. Part No.: AB-12ATRD-12VD-B3G-0 Multi Lamps LED Bulb FEATURE: z SUPER LUMINOSITY RED LED (AlGaInP). z WATER CLEAR PACKAGE. z 4.6mm ALL RESIN MOLD. z WIDE VIEWING ANGLE. z BASE MODEL BAY15D. z ELECTRIC DC. ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATING: Ta = 25 ℃ z PEAK OPERATE VOLTAGE........................ 14 V z OPERATING TEMPERATURE...................... －25 TO ＋85℃ z STORAGE TEMPERATURE......................... －35 TO ＋100℃ z LED BULB LIFE……………………………….. 500000 HOURS (LUMINANCE REDUCES to 50%) ABSOLUTE OPTICAL CHARACTERISTIC (Ta= 25℃) PARAMETER SYMBOL MIN V Operate Voltage Luminous Intensity Dominant Wavelength Spectrum Radiation Bandwidth Forward Current IF= 110 mA IF= 250 mA IF= 110 mA IF= 110 mA VIN=12 V DC Viewing Angle A-BRIGHT IV ----- TYP MAX UNIT 12 14 V ----- mcd 9500 11000 16 20 ----- cd ----- 630 ----- nm λd ∆λ IF ----- 20 ----- nm ----- 110 ----- mA 2θ1/2 ----- 60 ----- deg 11/2/2006