New RapidLED Aurora Pucks for Rapid DIY Bliss

The new Aurora Puck from RapidLED prevents the solder-nightmare that can occur when trying to secure multiple LEDs on a board with an innovative puck design that has 4 solderless LED plugs and 4 driver jumpers. Each 4-channel puck contains 4 XP-G cool white, 4 XT-E royal blue, 4 XP-E blue, 4 Violet UV, 2 XP-E Green, 2 XP-E Red, and 1 XP-E Red-Orange LEDs. With easy mounting and chaining options for bigger fixtures, the RapidLED Aurora Puck should be a big hit in 2014. The Aurora Puck and Aurora Puck Kits are available now. More below.

Channel 1 (1000mA max) - 4 royal blue + 3 blue
Channel 2 (700mA max) - 2 green + 1 blue + 2 red + 1 red-orange
Channel 3 (1500mA max) - 4 cool white
Channel 4 (700mA max) - 4 Violet UV

The puck comes with your choice of regular or wide-angled lens, 4 Driver Jumpers, and 4 Solderless LED Plugs. Please note the maximum current thresholds on each channel and ensure your driver doesn't output more current than the LED strings can handle (also be careful of min/max voltages!). The puck measures ~4.75" long x 3.25" wide.

For specs, prices and purchase, visit:
Aurora Puck - Rapid LED
Retrofit kits - Aurora Puck Kits - Rapid LED

 

Nice, but IMO, should've gone with cyan instead of green, NW instead of CW and red-orange. Still nice.

 

Disagree- I love what they did!

 

I like it! Just not a fan of NW

 

woah..that thing look, bo$$. id like to see a few of them fired up.

 

Why? IMO/IME better color rendition and spectrum.
http://www.nano-reef.com/topic/313663-lighting-spectra-photosynthesis-and-you-new-plots/
Not to mention it's the same thing as orange/red and CW but pretty sure it'd be more efficient....

 

Yeah its your opinion.

 

And Jedis lol