KIT-CN50-COB-DA 900-940-40D-G1

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Price (excl. VAT):

50,85 €

This price is valid until 24.12.25

Split box: 10,00 €

EAN: 4052899999299

MPN: 4052899999299

Package: 1

Estimate delivery time at our warehouse (approx.): 4-6 weeks

Technical Information

Item condition	New
Manufacture name	KIT-CN50-COB-DA 900-940-40D-G1
Brand	OSRAM
Categories	Other Products
Country of origin	CN

Packing details

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4052899999299

Description

KIT-CN50-COB-DA 900-940-40D-G1. Component used for lighting applications, works as part of a broader illumination assembly. Likely integrates into systems requiring precise light output or color consistency, mainly targeted at high-performance use. Electrically runs between 900–940nm wavelength range—infrared area, COB (Chip-On-Board) design implies multi-diode structure for compact performance and improved thermal handling. Direct angle beam spread locked at around 40 degrees—angled optics pre-defined for focused emission patterns. Might involve driver compatibility not included or external systems to regulate current stability. Physical aspect looks standard with modular kit implementation setup, unclear details about cooling mechanism but likely passive heatsink required because of COB thermals at higher loads. Could require additional mounting factor depending on dim levels under operational heat stress conditions. Raw data: infrared light spectrum component, centered beam angle (40°), COB construction for concentrated emission, emits in 900–940 nm range, potential standalone lamp source or integrated module, external cooling solution might be necessary, suitability variable based on application/environment type settings exposure limits adjusts brightness manually under safe operation Nx factor mgmt approx-layered constraints found demand driven thresholds calibration diff remains unclear longer behavior tests needed room ambient – end log rough sketch w/o cleaning limit case-study specs TBD per device statility INPUT later calibration maybe