WURKKOS DL03 2800 lumens dive light with Green laser

[Chrisew]

I was actually about to order the DL08, but the DL03 with the laser also appeals to me. The D08 is significantly brighter, and you can switch between spot and flood. Is that also possible with the D03?

 

[bardass]

I was actually about to order the DL08, but the DL03 with the laser also appeals to me. The D08 is significantly brighter, and you can switch between spot and flood. Is that also possible with the D03?

Not for th same use ...
DL08 is a video light (133°) with a "technical" mode (12°)
DL03 is a "technical" (...) light (26°) without any video mode.

in "technical" mode, DL08 is NOT significantly brighter than DL03, it's the opposite

here are my surface measurements with "technical mode", in Lux at 1m distance

Marque	Modèle	Angle	0 min	30 min	60 min	90 min	120 min	150 min
Wurkkos	DL03 - Niv 3	- 26°	29500	25700	23667	19533	13233	2460
Wurkkos	DL03 - Niv 4	- 26°	68600	41800	640	0	0	0
Wurkkos	DL08	- 12°	16267	12373	6983	2117	920	0

under 5000 lux, no interest in diving.

 

[Chrisew]

Thanks for clarifying that! Besides the DL03, is there another lamp that I might have overlooked and that could be interesting for my purposes (main lamp for fun dives)?

 

[bardass]

I really like the DL02:
same form factor as the DL03
with better autonomy at full power
top autonomy with just a lower power level (+2h30)
narrower beam (although still too wide for my practise)

 

[bork-it]

I've been looking for something like for a while. @Wurkkos Diving Light, what is the max current draw in amps? Can I use a battery that has a maximum discharge 10A?

 

[lairdb]

I've been looking for something like for a while. @Wurkkos Diving Light, what is the max current draw in amps? Can I use a battery that has a maximum discharge 10A?

This is a good question; I just discovered last night that EcoGearFX 18650 cuts out when used in a WURKKOS FC13.

 

[BennyLi0n]

According to the datasheet of the LED, it needs ~5,25 amps @6V to generate 2800 Lumen. So nominal voltage for the 21700 of 3,6V would lead to a current draw of 9,2 amps. So it could work but it is right on the edge.

 

[bork-it]

According to the datasheet of the LED, it needs ~5,25 amps @6V to generate 2800 Lumen. So nominal voltage for the 21700 of 3,6V would lead to a current draw of 9,2 amps. So it could work but it is right on the edge.

I didn't think to look at the datasheet for the LED, I wonder how effecient the driver is? I suspect as you said right on the edge.