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Instruction Handbook(Version 1.0)Model : PFP-11hpHND-EM Your version of the pump, the engine and their accessories may vary from the one seen on the illustrations Serial Number : ________________________________This pump was built by :C.E.T. Fire Pumps Mfg.Table of contents1.FOREWORD............................................................................................................................................... - 3 -2.SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS.................................................................................................................... - 4 -3.DESCRIPTION.......................................................................................................................................... - 7 -4.GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS.............................................................................................................. - 10 -5.TRANSPORT AND STORAGE ......................................................................................................... - 11 -6.PERFORMANCE .................................................................................................................................... - 12 -7.STARTING PROCEDURE .................................................................................................................. - 13 -8.OPERATING AND STOPPING......................................................................................................... - 17 -9.STARTUP ................................................................................................................................................. - 18 -10.MAINTENANCE ................................................................................................................................ - 19 -11.TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE ..................................................................................................... - 20 -12.GENERAL WARRANTY ................................................................................................................. - 22 -13.CONTACT US .................................................................................................................................... - 23 -1.ForewordCongratulations on your purchase of a new C.E.T. portable pump, a quality product based on a century of experience in building fire-fighting equipment. If you follow the directives given in this handbook, your pump will be a useful ally for many years to come.For your own safety and those around you, it is importantthat you read and understand each part of this handbookBEFORE you start the pump. Always keep this manualaccessible so you can refer to it whenever the needarrives.All rights reserved. No part of this manual may bereproduced without the prior written permission of C.E.T.Fire Pumps MFG.2. Safety instructionsIt is very important that you read and understand this handbook and the owner’s manual of the engine before you start the pump.o NEVER run the engine in an enclosed area. Exhaust gases contain carbon monoxide which is an odorless and potentially deadly gas. You can run it ifusing the exhaust hoses extensions.o NEVER run the pump in a radius of 3 ft (1m) of a building or combustibleobject.o NEVER operate the engine if there is an accumulation of grass, leaves, orother combustible material around, behind or under the muffler.o NEVER run the engine without a muffler or proper exhaust system.o NEVER operate the engine if the fuel tank cap is removed, do not fill the tankwhile the engine is running. If fuel is spilled, move machine away from thearea of the spill and avoid creating any source of ignition until it hascompletely evaporated.o NEVER run the engine in an explosive environment.o NEVER touch the spark plug or its components while running the engine; itcould give you an electric shock.o NEVER put your foot or hand near moving parts.o NEVER wear loose, bulky or torn clothing while operating the pump, it couldcatch on moving parts and lead to serious injury.o NEVER let your pump run unattended. It must always be operated bytrained personnel assuring the stability and direction of discharge hose.o NEVER operate this machine while under the influence of drugs or alcohol. o NEVER spray the pressurised flow of water at a person or animal.DANGERWARNINGo NEVER run the pump for more than one minute without water.oNEVER run the engine without the proper amount of oil in the engine.oNEVER alter the engine and/or the pump even partially.Signs and SymbolsThis warning symbol means that not following the attached note will put atrisk the security of the personnel operating near the pump. The words“danger”, “warning” and “caution” are used for levels of risk.This symbol means that it is mandatory to read and understand this handbookas well as the operation manual from the engine manufacturer, BEFORE youstart the engine.This symbol represents the risk of injury from high temperature surfaces.This symbol represents the risk of intoxication from dangerous gases, suchas carbon monoxide.This symbol represents the risk of injury caused by moving parts.This symbol represents the hazards of handling dangerous material such asgasoline or diesel.CAUTION3.DescriptionThis portable pump is directly driven by the very high-quality Honda gasoline 11 hp engine. It is equipped with an electric starter and also has a backup recoil starter. It has an integrated fuel tank of 1.6 gallons (6.1L). The pump has a 2.5” (65mm) discharge and a 2.5” (65mm) inlet. It is equipped with an exhaust priming system guaranteed up to 20’ (6m).Dimensions:Weight: 125 lbs (57kg)The pump has a bronze impeller and a high resistance aluminum alloy body. It also has an axial mechanical seal. The pump can operate to a maximum pressure of 100 PSI (6.9bar). It has been designed to work at a temperature between 5°F (-15°C) and 104°F (40°C). The manufacturer does not guarantee the performancesoutside of this temperature range. The pump is operated with the throttle controllever on the engine’s back. The pump should not run on a slope of more than 15°of incline or be tilted at more than 35° when stopped.The assembly includes•High quality Honda GX340 gasoline engine.•Centrifugal pump with one (1) outlet.•Exhaust priming system.•Handling and protective frame.•Throttle control system.•One (1) sealed 12V battery.•One (1) pressure gauge, displaying the outlet pressure of the pump.The pump requires•Oil (See the engine operator manual)•Fuel (See the engine operator manual)• A debris free source of water of at least 12’’ deep.• A fully charged properly connected. (if the engine is equipped with an electrical starter)•Install in a properly ventilated area.Recommended individual protective equipments (not included) •Firefighting grade protective gloves (conforms to EN659 or equivalent).•Protective glasses.•Hearing protectionIntended use for applicationThis pump has been designed to move water for fire-fighting purposes. It has been engineered to run under the constant supervision of an operator properly trained.The pump was assembled according to the intended use of the engine manufacturer. Any use that doesn’t conform with the previously stated intended use is not authorized unless C.E.T. Fire Pumps Mfg. gives such authorization in writing. A violation of this agreement could compromise the safety of the personnel working near the pump. The manufacturer’s responsibility would be voided by C.E. Thibault Ladders Inc. and/or C.E.T. Fire Pumps Mfg. for damages resulting from unauthorized use.4.General instructionsThis pump must only be operated by trained personnel.WARNING: The hydraulic power of the pump discharge can causesevere damage, even death. Never, upper any circumstance, point thedischarge hose toward a person or an animal, handle with care.Highly contaminated water containing sand or rocks of diameters larger than 0.200” (5mm) could damage and shorten the lifespan of your pump. Always use a strainer at the end of the suction hose. If you are not sure of the quality of the pumped water, use a floating strainer to prevent drawing the sand or stone from bottom source.The Honda GX340 engine is certified to operate on unleaded gasoline with a pump rating of 86 or higher (a research octane rating of 91 or higher) and requires a quantity of 1.2 qt (1.1 L) of oil (SAE5W-30/SAE10W-30) for a running temperature range of 5°F (-15°C) to 105°F (41°C). (Refer to the engine manual)WARNING: Always stop the engine before refilling the fuel tank.WARNING: The exhaust system will get very hot. If the enginemanufacturer recommendations are not followed it could also emitsparks, which could set the nearby environment on fireCAUTION: Read and understand the engine owner’s manual and thisinstruction handbook before you start the engine.5.Transport and storageTransport :WARNING: Never transport the pump while it is running.The pump and its frame have been designed to be easily transported by two adults or more.The pump shouldn’t be inclined by more than 35° during transport, especially if the engine has oil in it.Storage:Warning: It is important to take into account the dangerous materials and components, such as diesel, oil and the battery. Store away from heatsource, flames and sparks (e.g. heater using a pilot).The pump should be stored in a cool, dry place away from salty air at the exception if the pump has the marinization treatment. If the pump is to be stored for over 30 days, you should completely drain the fuel and carefully follow the steps written in your engine owner’s manual. It is important to disconnect the battery and charge it at least once every 3 months if you don’t use the pump for that period of time.6.PerformanceThe pump running under *normal conditions will give you these performances: *Normal conditions : geostatic height of 4’ 10” (1.5m), temperature de 59°F (15°C), water clear of sand and debris, atmospheric pressure < 3280’ (1000m) from sea levelNone conformance to the instructions given in this handbook can reduce the performances given by the pump.Flow (GPM / LPM) Pressure (PSI / Bar)225 / 851 25 / 1.7180 / 681 50 / 3.4135 / 511 75 / 5.1100 / 378 100 / 6.97.Starting procedure7.1.Place the pump on a flat and stable surface with an angle less than15°. Place your pump as close as possible to the water source.WARNING: NEVER run the engine in an enclosed area. Exhaustgas contains carbon monoxide, an odorless and potentiallydeadly gas.7.2.Check the oil level.7.3.Check the fuel level and open the fuel valve.7.4.Connect the suction hose and the discharge hose. Make sure thatthere is a rubber seal on the adapter and screw it tight. Verify the water source to be used is clear of sand and/or small rocks, if you have any doubt about your water source, we recommend you use a floating strainer. If sand enters your pump it would damage the seal and wear rings, reducing useful life. The water source should be at least 12” deep.WARNING: The discharge hose will tend to straighten up when filled withwater. Make sure it won’t compromise the safety of your installation. Warn the surrounding people before you start the pump. It is important that you evaluate the trajectory of the hose to prevent incidents.NOTE: If you are pumping from a hydrant, replace step 7.7 by: “open the valve or any other control mechanism of the hydrant to fill your pump”. Follow the rest of the procedure but skipping section 7.9 to 7.13. We recommend you avoid having an inlet pressure over 75 PSI, it will accelerate wear of the mechanical seal.7.5.Put the control throttle in starting position.7.6.Close the drain valve and the discharge valve, make sure the pump issealed from any air leakage.7.7.Open the priming valve.WARNING: Always make sure a trained person firmly holds the extremity of the discharge hose before starting the engine. The hydraulic power of the pump could cause the hose and nozzle to move violently and cause material damage, severe injuries or even death.7.8.*Start the engine with the electric start or by pulling on the recoilstarter handle. *Check the engine owner’s manual for the starting and stopping procedure.WARNING: Make sure you know the stopping procedure of the engine before starting it.7.9.Close the exhaust port.7.10.Speed up the engine with the throttle control to its maximum speed.CAUTION: NEVER run the pump dry for more than one (1) minute, it could damage the mechanical seal. Always prime the pump as fast as possible.7.11. When water comes out of the venturi (it should take approximately15 to 30 seconds when priming from 10’ x 2 1/2" suction hose), open slowlythe discharge valve.7.12.When water comes out of the pump, close the priming valve.7.13.Open the exhaust port.CAUTION: NEVER run the pump with the exhaust port closed once the priming is completed. As soon as the pump is running by it-self it is important to open the exhaust port.7.14.You can adjust the ratio flow/pressure by two means.7.14.1.Adjust the throttle of the engine to desired pressure.7.14.2.Control the opening of a valve or a nozzle at the end of thedischarge hose. By reducing the opening, pressure will increase andflow will decrease.WARNING: NEVER run the pump at high speed with the discharge valve closedmore than one (1) minute. The water could heat up. Upon opening the valve, the operator could be burned.8.Operating and stoppingAdjust the throttle lever or the opening of the nozzle at the end of the discharge hose accordingly to the desired flow/pressure rate.To stop the engine, slow down its RPM to idle and turn the key position to « OFF ». Close the fuel valve. Open the drain valve under the body of the pump and let it drain completely.CAUTION: NEVER leave water inside the casing of the pump and valves. The water could freeze and damage them.CAUTION: After each use, it is important to flush the inside of your pump with fresh water. This will help prevent damages and wear to the pump components.IF the pump has been used to pump salt water:•Drain the salt water completely.•Flush the pump with fresh water to prevent corrosion and salt crystals from forming.•Apply a spray silicone compound to the pump internal components.•Replace hose connection caps. (If your pump is equipped with them).WARNING: NEVER let the pump run unsupervised. Stop the engine before transporting the pump or filling the fuel tank. The engine and its components will be very hot when and after running. Let it cool down before touching it.9.StartupGet the pump ready for start-up:Remove from packing. Check the oil level of the engine and the level of fuel. Make sure the electrical connections have not been damaged or disconnected during transport. Make sure that no bolt or screw has been loosened by vibration in transport. Every pump that we build is tested at the factory and meets rigorous standards of quality. To make sure that nothing outside our control occurred between our test and the delivery of your pump, we recommend you do a functional testFunctional test:Connect suction hose of 2.5’’ diameter and a length of 10’. Make sure to completely submerge the end of the suction hose at least 12’’. Connect a discharge hose of 2.5’’ diameter and not more than 30’. The difference of height between the inlet of the pump and the surface of the water source should not be over 6’. The pump test should be done at an altitude lower than 3280’ (1000m) from sea level.Not matching these conditions could reduce the performance of the pump.Initiate starting procedure:Be certain not to prime more than 30 seconds. Confirm the pump performances correspond to the chart given in this manual (see section 6. Performance), with a maximum variation of 15%. If your test doesn’t match these results, make sure you have the same conditions as described here and that you have correctly followed the starting procedure. Otherwise contact your local C.E.T. Fire pumps dealer or C.E.T. direct.10. MaintenanceThis periodic maintenance table is not enough for a complete servicing of the engine. You must refer to the owner’s manual to make sure to apply a complete maintenance of the engine. It is highly recommended that you keep a record of the number of running hours of your pump and all the maintenance operations applied on it. If you require spare parts or a more detailed maintenance procedures, please contact your local C.E.T. Fire pumps dealer or C.E.T. direct.Dispose properly of the used oil and filters according to the local environmental regulations.WARNING: Never run the pump if the inlet strainer is not on or is damaged.MaintenanceIntervalDailyFirst 8 hours Every 50 hoursEvery 100 hoursCheck oil level and add some if requiredCheck for oil or fuel leakageMake sure the throttle control, the discharge valve, the drain valve and the priming valve are working well.Check and clean the air intake, also make sure the recoil starter rope is undamaged.Check the protective frame for damage.Clean the pump inlet strainer and make sure it is not obstructed.Check the seals for any leakage, change them if required.Make sure the electric components are properly connected and safeChange the engine oil annually, even if the number of running hours is less than recommended. Recharge the battery at least every three (3) monthsInstruction Handbook PFP-11hpHND-EM- 22 -C.E.T. Fire Pumps Mfg. This handbook is subject to change without notice,Contact your local C.E.T. dealer or C.E.T. direct to ensure you have the latest version.12. General WarrantyC.E.T. FIRE PUMPS MFG. warrants to the original purchaser that C.E.T. FIRE PUMPS MFG. will, at its election, either replace or repair any part of the new equipment sold to the purchaser hereunder which has been given no abnormal use; and which has received proper maintenance; and which is determined by C.E.T. FIRE PUMPS MFG. to be defective in material or workmanship; and which has, within three (3) years after delivery to the purchaser be returned at the purchaser's expense, with transportation charges prepaid, to C.E.T. FIRE PUMPS MFG. factory OR which has, within three (3) years after delivery to the purchaser, been pre-approved by C.E.T. FIRE PUMPS MFG. for a third-party to perform the work. All problems shall be reported to C.E.T. FIRE PUMPS MFG. in writing and damaged parts shall be returned to C.E.T. FIRE PUMPS MFG..Exclusions from warranty1. C.E.T. FIRE PUMPS MFG. incurs no liability under this warranty or otherwise for parts, accessories or components not manufactured by it, but purchased for assembly into the equipment, but C.E.T. FIRE PUMPS MFG. will assign to the Purchaser whatever warranty rights are extended by the supplier of such part, accessory or component2. C.E.T. FIRE PUMPS MFG. incurs no liability under this warranty or otherwise, for equipment which has been abused, altered or improperly maintained, or for equipment which has been returned for inspection or repair more than ten (10) days after defect complained of has been or should have been discovered by the Purchaser, or Equipment which is operated after the defect has been discovered.3. C.E.T. FIRE PUMPS MFG. incurs no liability for alteration or repairs unless the Purchaser first receives C.E.T. FIRE PUMPS MFG. / written consent or approval. C.E.T. FIRE PUMPS MFG. will not be responsible for work or repairs made or done by others.4. C.E.T. FIRE PUMPS MFG. incurs no liability for design alterations, parts, accessories or components which are not standard but are specified by the Purchaser for incorporation into the equipment.InterpretationC.E.T. FIRE PUMPS MFG. shall not be liable for transportation charges either in shipment to or by it and shall not be liable for loss of use, or consequential damage of any kind inconnection with the sales, alteration, repair or replacement of any equipment or part thereof. Liability under this warranty is limited to replacement or repair and in any event shall not exceed the purchase price paid. This warranty is not transferable by the Purchaser. C.E.T. FIRE PUMPS MFG. reserves the right to make changes in design or add any improvements to the Equipment at any time without incurring any obligation to install or modify same on other equipment previously supplied.There are no other warranties, conditions or representations, expressed or implied, except the above.Instruction Handbook PFP-11hpHND-EM - 23 - C.E.T. Fire Pumps Mfg. This handbook is subject to change without notice,Contact your local C.E.T. dealer or C.E.T. direct to ensure you have the latest version.13. Contact UsFor repair or questions about warranties, please contact your local C.E.T. fire pumps dealer.E-mail:*********************Tel. : 1-450-568-2719Fax : 1-450-568-2613C.E.T. fire pumps MFG75, Hector Street, C.P.90Pierreville, QCJ0G 1J0For more information on our products go to。

1-37HDescriptionThese untinted, non-diffused, solid state lamps utilize the latest absorbing/transparent substrate aluminum indium gallium phos-phide (AS/TS AlInGaP) LED tech-nology . These materials have a very high luminous efficiency , capable of producing high light output over a wide range of drive currents. In addition, these LED lamps are at wavelengths ranging from amber to reddish orange and at viewing angles ranging from 7 to 45degrees.Features• Outstanding LED Material Efficiency• High Light Output over a Wide Range of Currents • Low Electrical Power Dissipation• CMOS/MOS Compatible • Colors: 590/592 nm Amber,615/617nm and 622 nm Reddish-Orange• Variety of Packages AvailableApplications• Outdoor Message Boards • Safety Lighting Equipment • Signaling Applications • Emitter for Emitter/Detector Applications• Changeable Message Signs • Portable Equipment • Medical Equipment • Automotive Lighting• Alternative to Incandescent LampsSunPower Series HLMA-CX00 Series HLMA-DX00 Series HLMA-KX00 Series HLMT-CX00 Series HLMT-DX00 SeriesT-13/4 (5 mm), T-1 (3 mm), High Performance AlInGaP LED Lamps Technical Data5963-2323E1-38NOTES:1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS (INCHES).2. THE LEADS ARE MILD STEEL, SOLDER DIPPED.3. AN EPOXY MENISCUS MAY EXTEND ABOUT 1 MM (0.040") DOWN THE LEADS, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.Package Dimensions1.27 (0.050)NOTESABCAbsolute Maximum Ratings at T A = 25°C(T-13/4 Package)DC Forward Current[1,4,5]...........................................................50 mAPeak Forward Current[2]...........................................................200 mATime Average Input Power[2]...................................................103 mWTransient Forward Current[3] (10 µs Pulse)..............................500 mAReverse Voltage (I R = 100 µA).........................................................5 VOperating Temperature Range..........................................-40 to 100°CStorage Temperature.........................................................-40 to 120°CJunction Temperature.................................................................130°CSoldering Temperature..........................................260°C for 5 seconds[1.59 mm (0.06 in.) below seating plane]Notes:1. Derate linearly as shown in Figure 4.2. Any pulsed operation cannot exceed the Absolute Max Peak Forward Current or theMax Allowable Time Average Power as specified in Figure 5.3. The transient peak current is the maximum nonrecurring peak current the device canwithstand without damaging the LED die and wire bonds.4. Drive Currents between 10 and 30 mA are recommended for best long termperformance.5. Operation at currents below 10 mA is not recommended, please contact yourHewlett-Packard sales representative.Absolute Maximum Ratings at T A = 25°C (T-1 Package)DC Forward Current[1,4,5]...........................................................50 mAPeak Forward Current[2]...........................................................200 mATime Average Input Power[2]...................................................103 mWTransient Forward Current[3] (10 µs Pulse)..............................500 mAReverse Voltage (I R = 100 µA).........................................................5 VOperating Temperature Range..........................................-40 to 100°CStorage Temperature.........................................................-40 to 100°CJunction Temperature..................................................................110°CSolder Temperature................................................260°C for 5 seconds[1.59 mm (0.06 in.) below seating plane]Notes:1. Derate linearly as shown in Figure 4.2. Any pulsed operation cannot exceed the Absolute Max Peak Forward Current or theMax Allowable Time Average Power as specified in Figure 5.3. The transient peak current is the maximum nonrecurring peak current the device canwithstand without damaging the LED die and wire bonds.4. Drive Currents between 10 mA and 30 mA are recommended for best long termperformance.5. Operation at currents below 10 mA is not recommended, please contact yourHewlett-Packard sales representative.1-39Optical Characteristics at T A = 25°CTS-AlInGaP T-13/4Notes:1. The luminous intensity, I V, is measured at the peak of the spatial radiation pattern which may not be aligned with the mechanical axisof the lamp package.2. The dominant wavelength, λd, is derived from the CIE Chromaticity Diagram and represents the color of the device.3. θ1/2 is the off-axis angle where the luminous intensity is 1/2 the peak intensity.4. The luminous intensity, I v, is measured at the mechanical axis of the lamp package. The actual peak of the spatial radiation patternmay not be aligned with this axis.AS-AlInGaP T-13/4Notes:1. The luminous intensity, I V, is measured at the peak of the spatial radiation pattern which may not be aligned with the mechanical axisof the lamp package.2. The dominant wavelength, λd, is derived from the CIE Chromaticity Diagram and represents the color of the device.3. θ1/2 is the off-axis angle where the luminous intensity is 1/2 the peak intensity.4. The luminous intensity, I v, is measured at the mechanical axis of the lamp package. The actual peak of the spatial radiation patternmay not be aligned with this axis.AS-AlInGaP T-1Notes:1. The luminous intensity, I v, is measured at the mechanical axis of the lamp package. The actual peak of the spatial radiation patternmay not be aligned with this axis.2. The dominant wavelength, λd, is derived from the CIE Chromaticity Diagram and represents the color of the device.3. θ1/2 is the off-axis angle where the luminous intensity is 1/2 the peak intensity.1-401-41AS-AlInGaP T-1Speed of Forward ReverseCapacitanceResponse Voltage Breakdown C (pF)τs (ns)Part V F (Volts)V R (Volts)V F = 0,Thermal Time ConstantNumber @ I F = 20 mA @ I R = 100 µA f = 1 MHz Resistance e -t/τs HLMA-Typ. Max.Min.Typ.Typ.R θJ-PIN (°C/W)Typ.KL00 1.9 2.452540290 13KH00 1.9 2.45254029013Electrical Characteristics at T A = 25°CTS-AlInGaP T-13/4Speed of Forward ReverseCapacitanceResponse Voltage Breakdown C (pF)τs (ns)Part V F (Volts)V R (Volts)V F = 0,Thermal Time ConstantNumber @ I F = 20 mA @ I R = 100 µA f = 1 MHz Resistance e -t/τs HLMT-Typ. Max.Min.Typ.Typ.R θJ-PIN (°C/W)Typ.CL00 2.0 2.452570210 13CH00 2.0 2.45257021013DL00 2.0 2.45257026013DH00 2.0 2.45257026013AS-AlInGaP T-13/4Speed of Forward ReverseCapacitanceResponse Voltage Breakdown C (pF)τs (ns)Part V F (Volts)V R (Volts)V F = 0,Thermal Time ConstantNumber @ I F = 20 mA @ I R = 100 µA f = 1 MHz Resistance e -t/τs HLMA-Typ. Max.Min.Typ.Typ.R θJ-PIN (°C/W)Typ.CL00 1.9 2.452540210 13CH00 1.9 2.45254021013DL00 1.9 2.45254026013DH00 1.9 2.452540260 13DG00 1.9 2.452540260131-42Figure 2b. Forward Current vs.Forward Voltage, TS-AlInGaP.Figure 3. Relative Luminous Intensity vs. Forward Current. Derating Based on T J MAX.Figure 4a. Maximum DC Current vs.Ambient Temperature for AS T-13/4Lamps. Derating Based on T J MAX =130°C.T A – AMBIENT TEMPERATURE – °C0I F – F O R W A R D C U R R E N T – m A10203040502040608010012014060T A – AMBIENT TEMPERATURE – °C0I F – F O R W A R D C U R R E N T – m A10203040502040608010012014060Figure 1. Relative Intensity vs. Wavelength.WAVELENGTHR E L A T I V E I N T E N S I T Y1.00.50Figure 2a. Forward Current vs.Forward Voltage, AS-AlInGaP.I F – F O R W A R D C U R R E N T – m A1.00V F – FORWARD VOLTAGE – V2.520012080 1.52.0160 3.0402060100140180I F – F O R W A R D C U R R E N T – m A1.5V F – FORWARD VOLTAGE – V3.01006040 2.02.580 3.520103050709020T A – AMBIENT TEMPERATURE – °C 51535050304510050I F – F O R W A R D C UR R E N T – m A10204090602530407080100504020100I A V G – A V E R A G E C U R R E N T – m AI PEAK – PEAK FORWARD CURRENT – mA30Figure 4c. Maximum Forward Current vs. Ambient Temperature for T-1Lamps. Derating Based on T J Max = 110 °C.Figure 5. Maximum Average Current vs. Peak Forward Current.Figure 4b. Maximum DC Current vs.Ambient Temperature for TS T-13/4Lamps. Derating Based on T J MAX =130°C. 2.52.01.51.00.001050204030I F – DC FORWARD CURRENT – mAR E L A T I V E L U M I N O U S I N T E N S I T Y (N O R M A L I Z E D A T 20 m A )0.51-43N O R M A L I Z E D I N T E N S I T Y1.00.90.80.70.60.50.40.30.20.120°16°12°8°4°0°4°8°12°16°20°θ – ANGULAR DISPLACEMENT – DEGREES18°14°10°6°2°2°6°10°14°18°Figure 6. Normalized Luminous Intensity vs. Angular Displacement,HLMT-CH00/CL00.θ – ANGULAR DISPLACEMENT – DEGREESN O R M A L I Z E D I N T E N S I T Y1.00.90.80.70.60.50.40.30.20.1100°90°80°70°60°50°40°30°20°10°0°10°20°30°40°50°60°70°80°90°100°Figure 8. Normalized Luminous Intensity vs. Angular Displacement, HLMA-KH00/-KL00.Figure 7. Normalized Luminous Intensity vs. Angular Displacement,HLMA-DG00/-DH00/-DL00.N O R M A L I Z E D I N T E N S I T Y1000θ – ANGULAR DISPLACEMENT – DEGREES80605070202018103040161412108426246810121416182090。

DescriptionThese non-diffused lamps are designed to produce a bright light source and smooth radiationpattern. A slight tint is added to the lens for easy color identification.This lamp has been designed with aHLMP-C115, HLMP-C117, HLMP-C123, HLMP-C215, HLMP-C223,HLMP-C315, HLMP-C323, HLMP-C415, HLMP-C423, HLMP-C515,HLMP-C523, HLMP-C615, HLMP-C623Features•Very high intensity •Exceptional uniformity •Microtint lens for color identification•Consistent viewability All colors: AlGaAs RedHigh Efficiency Red Yellow Orange GreenEmerald Green •15° and 25° family•Tape and reel options available •Binned for color and intensity Applications•Ideal for backlighting front panels*•Used for lighting switches •Adapted for indoor and outdoor signsAgilentT-13/4 Super Ultra-Bright LED LampsData Sheet20mil lead frame, enhanced flange, and tight meniscus controls, making it compatible with radial lead automated insertion equipment.Selection GuidePart Number Luminous Intensity Iv (mcd) Color2θ1/2[1]Standoff Leads HLMP-Min.Max.DH AS AlGaAs15No C115290.0–C115-O00xx290.0–C115-OP0xx290.01000.0Yes C117-OP0xx290.01000.025No C12390.2–C123-L00xx90.2–Red15No C215138.0–C215-M00xx138.0–C215-MN0xx138.0400.025No C22390.2–C223-L00xx90.2–C223-MN0xx138.0400.0 Yellow15No C315147.0–C315-L00xx147.0–C315-LM0xx147.0424.025No C32396.2–C323-K00xx96.2–C323-KL0xx96.2294.0 Orange15No C415138.0–C415-M00xx138.0–C415-M0D0xx138.0–C415-MN0xx138.0400.025No C42390.2–C423-L00xx90.2–C423-LM0xx90.2276.0 Green15No C515170.0–C515-L00xx170.0C515-LM0xx170.0490.025No C52369.8–C523-J00xx69.8–C523-KL0xx111.7340.0 Emerald Green15No C61517.0–C615-G00xx17.0–25No C623 6.7–C623-E00xx 6.7–Part Numbering SystemHLMP - C x xx - x x x xxMechanical Options00: Bulk01: Tape & Reel, Crimped Leads02: Tape & Reel, Straight LeadsB2: Right Angle Housing, Even LeadsUQ: Ammo Pack, Horizontal LeadsColor Bin Options0: Full Color Bin DistributionD: Color Bins 4 & 5 onlyMaximum Iv Bin Options0: Open (No Maximum Limit)Others: Please refer to the Iv Bin TableMinimum Iv Bin OptionsPlease refer to the Iv Bin TableViewing Angle & Standoffs Options15: 15 Degree, without Standoffs17: 15 Degree, with Standoffs23: 25 Degree, without StandoffsColor Options1. AS AlGaAs Red2. High Efficiency Red3. Yellow4. Orange5. Green6. Emerald GreenPackage OptionsC: T-1 3/4 (5 mm)Absolute Maximum Ratings at T A = 25°CHighHighDH AS Efficiency Performance AlGaAs Red and Green and ParameterRed Orange Yellow Emerald Green Units DC Forward Current [1]30302030mA Transient Forward Current [2]500500500500mA (10 µsec Pulse)Reverse Voltage (Ir = 100 µA)5555V LED Junction Temperature 110110110110°C Operating Temperature Range –20 to +100–55 to +100–20 to +100°C Storage Temperature Range –55 to +100°CWave Soldering Temperature 250°C for 3 seconds [1.59 mm (0.063 in.) from body]Lead Solder Dipping Temperature 260°C for 5 seconds[1.59 mm (0.063 in.) from body]Notes:1. See Figure 5 for maximum current derating vs. ambient temperature.2. The transient current is the maximum nonrecurring peak current the device can withstand without damaging the LED die and wire bond.Package DimensionsHLMP-Cx15 and HLMP-Cx23HLMP-Cx17(0.039)NOTES:1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS (INCHES).2. LEADS ARE MILD STEEL, SOLDER DIPPED.3. AN EPOXY MENISCUS MAY EXTEND ABOUT 0.5 mm (0.020 in.) DOWN THE LEADS.± 0.20± 0.008)Electrical Characteristics at T A = 25°CForward Reverse Capacitance Speed of ResponseVoltage Breakdown C (pF)Thermalτs (ns)Vf (Volts)Vr (Volts)Vf = 0Resistance Time Constant@ If = 20 mA@ Ir = 100 µA f = 1 MHz RθJ-PIN e-t/τsPart Number Typ.Max.Min.Typ.(°C/W)Typ.HLMP-C115 1.8 2.253021030HLMP-C117HLMP-C123HLMP-C215 1.9 2.651121090HLMP-C223HLMP-C315 2.1 2.651521090HLMP-C323HLMP-C415 1.9 2.654210280HLMP-C423HLMP-C515 2.2 3.0518210260HLMP-C523HLMP-C615 2.2 3.0518210260HLMP-C623Optical Characteristics at T A = 25°CLuminous Color,ViewingIntensity Peak Dominant Angle LuminousIv (mcd)Wavelength Wavelength2θ1/2Efficacy@ 20 mA[1]λpeak (nm)λd[2] (nm)(Degrees)[3]ηvPart Number Min.Typ.Typ.Typ.Typ.(lm/w) HLMP-C1152906006456371180HLMP-C117HLMP-C1239020026HLMP-C215138300635626171459017023HLMP-C315146300583585175009617025HLMP-C415138300600602173809017023HLMP-C515170300568570205956917028HLMP-C61517455585602065662728Notes:1. The luminous intensity, Iv, is measured at the mechanical axis of the lamp package. The actual peak of the spatial radiation pattern may not bealigned with this axis.2. The dominant wavelength, λd, is derived from the CIE Chromaticity Diagram and represents the color of the device.3. 2θ1/2 is the off-axis angle where the luminous intensity is 1/2 the on-axis intensity.Figure 1. Relative intensity vs. wavelength.Figure 2. Forward current vs. forward voltage (non-resistor lamp).Figure 3. Relative luminous intensity vs. forward current.WAVELENGTH – nmR E L A T I V E I N T E N S I T Y1.00.50I F – F O R W A R DC U R R E N T – m AV F – FORWARD VOLTAGE – VI F – F O R W A R D C U R R E N T – m AV F – FORWARD VOLTAGE – VHIGH EFFICIENCY RED, ORANGE,YELLOW, AND HIGH PERFORMANCEGREEN, EMERALD GREENR E L A T I V E L U M I N O U S I N TE N S I T Y (N O R M A L I Z E D A T 20 m A )I F – DC FORWARD CURRENT – mA R E L A T I V E L U M I N O U S I N T E N S I T Y (N O R M A L I Z E D A T 20 m A )0I DC – DC CURRENT PER LED – mA10201.60.80.4515301.2250.20.61.01.4HER, ORANGE, YELLOW, AND HIGH PERFORMANCE GREEN, EMERALD GREENFigure 5. Maximum forward dc current vs. ambient temperature. Derating based on T j MAX = 110°C.Figure 4. Relative efficiency (luminous intensity per unit current) vs. peak current.Figure 6. Relative luminous intensity vs. angular displacement. 15 degree family.R E L A T I V E E F F I C I E N C Y (N O R M A L I Z E D A T 20 m A )0I PEAK – PEAK FORWARD CURRENT – mA0.60.8300201001.21.00.20.45020010DH As AlGaAs REDηP E A K – R E L A T I V E E F F I C I E N C Y (N O R M A L I Z E D A T 20 m A )I PEAK – PEAK FORWARD CURRENT – mAHER, ORANGE, YELLOW, HIGHPERFORMANCE GREEN, EMERALD GREENI F – F O R W A R D C U R R E NT – m AT A – AMBIENT TEMPERATURE – °C DH As AlGaAs REDI F – F O R W A R D C U R R E N T – m AT A – AMBIENT TEMPERATURE – °CHER, ORANGE, YELLOW, AND HIGH PERFORMANCE GREEN, EMERALD GREEN N O R M A L I Z E D L U M I N O U S I N T E N S I T Y10ANGULAR DISPLACEMENT – DEGREES0.80.60.50.70.2450.10.30.4403530252010515-5-10-15-20-25-30-35-40-450.9Figure 7. Relative luminous intensity vs. angular displacement. 25 degree family.Intensity Bin Limits Intensity Range (mcd)ColorBin Min.Max.L 101.5162.4M 162.4234.6N 234.6340.0O 340.0540.0P 540.0850.0Q 850.01200.0R 1200.01700.0Red/OrangeS 1700.02400.0T 2400.03400.0U 3400.04900.0V 4900.07100.0W 7100.010200.0X 10200.014800.0Y 14800.021400.0Z 21400.030900.0L 173.2250.0M 250.0360.0N 360.0510.0O 510.0800.0P 800.01250.0YellowQ 1250.01800.0R 1800.02900.0S 2900.04700.0T 4700.07200.0U 7200.011700.0V 11700.018000.0W18000.027000.0N O R M A L I Z E D L U M I N O U S I N T E N S I T Y10ANGULAR DISPLACEMENT – DEGREES0.80.60.50.70.2450.10.30.4403530252010515-5-10-15-20-25-30-35-40-450.9Intensity Bin Limits, continuedIntensity Range (mcd) Color Bin Min.Max.E7.612.0F12.019.1G19.130.7H30.749.1I49.178.5J78.5125.7K125.7201.1L201.1289.0 Green/M289.0417.0 Emerald Green N417.0680.0O680.01100.0P1100.01800.0Q1800.02700.0R2700.04300.0S4300.06800.0T6800.010800.0U10800.016000.0V16000.025000.0W25000.040000.0 Maximum tolerance for each bin limit is ± 18%.Color CategoriesLambda (nm)Color Category #Min.Max.6561.5564.55564.5567.5 Green4567.5570.53570.5573.52573.5576.51582.0584.53584.5587.0 Yellow2587.0589.54589.5592.05592.0593.01597.0599.52599.5602.03602.0604.5 Orange4604.5607.55607.5610.56610.5613.57613.5616.58616.5619.5 Tolerance for each bin limit is ± 0.5 nm.Mechanical Option MatrixMechanical Option Code Definition00Bulk Packaging, minimum increment 500 pcs/bag01Tape & Reel, crimped leads, minimum increment 1300 pcs/bag02Tape & Reel, straight leads, minimum increment 1300 pcs/bagB2Right Angle Housing, even leads, minimum increment 500 pcs/bagUQ Ammo Pack, horizontal leads, in 1K minimum incrementNote:All categories are established for classification of products. Products may not be available in all categories. Please contact your local Agilent representative for further clarification/information./semiconductorsFor product information and a complete list ofdistributors, please go to our web site.For technical assistance call:Americas/Canada: +1 (800) 235-0312 or(916) 788-6763Europe: +49 (0) 6441 92460China: 10800 650 0017Hong Kong: (+65) 6756 2394India, Australia, New Zealand: (+65) 6755 1939Japan: (+81 3) 3335-8152 (Domestic/Interna-tional), or 0120-61-1280 (Domestic Only)Korea: (+65) 6755 1989Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand,Philippines, Indonesia: (+65) 6755 2044Taiwan: (+65) 6755 1843Data subject to change.Copyright © 2004 Agilent Technologies, Inc.Obsoletes 5965-6165ENovember 11, 20045988-2149EN。

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