Are Synjet LED coolers still made?

[Solo McReefer]

I made some DIY LED lights in the past

Based on the Synjet cooler and round heatsinks

I was wondering if anyone knows of they are still made?

I can't find the actual product listing on DigiKey today. Only promo material. Or anywhere else

 

[Reefering1]

@oreo54

 

[oreo54]

I made some DIY LED lights in the past

Based on the Synjet cooler and round heatsinks

I was wondering if anyone knows of they are still made?

I can't find the actual product listing on DigiKey today. Only promo material. Or anywhere else

"There dead Jim"....
Anyways looks like good ole mergers and acquisitions (2017-ish)..

Aavid, Thermal Division of Boyd Corporation is now Boyd

Aavid is now part of Boyd's comprehensive portfolio of thermal management solutions and design engineering services for electronics cooling, including custom and off-the-shelf systems.

www.boydcorp.com

I'm not finding the synjet listed at Boyd (not a deep dive though) and at digikey all the related round sinks are listed as obsolete..

 

[Solo McReefer]

Thank you, sir

That's what I saw

It was a cool invention

 

[oreo54]

Thank you, sir

That's what I saw

It was a cool invention

Pun intended? LOL
Anyways yea seemed to have been around awhile.
Looks like Nuventix to Aavid to Boyd..

New SynJet® LED Cooling for Lumileds LUXEON S

Today, Nuventix announced the availability of a new LED cooling solution utilizing SynJet thermal management for the Philips Lumileds LUXEON S.

www.led-professional.com

Nuventix Acquired By Aavid Thermalloy

Nuventix is excited to announce that we have been acquired by Aavid Thermalloy. In joining the growing Aavid Thermalloy family, Nuventix’s deep experience with SynJet technology will be scaled and leveraged to enable broader adoption by the Lighting Industry, as well as enabling a large scale...

www.led-professional.com

As with many good things in life.. probably didn't contribute enough $$$'s.

About Nuventix:
Nuventix is the company that cools, providing the only answer to the growing problem of thermal management in electronics. From chips in LED lighting to embedded computing and beyond, the Nuventix SynJet offers a reliable, quiet and energy efficient cooling solution in a variety of sizes and form factors. Nuventix, with its innovative SynJet technology product line, has been solving thermal management problems for customers around the world since 2003.

There is always ebay..

Pardon Our Interruption...

www.ebay.com

Or Ali...

https://www.aliexpress.us/item/2255800898327942.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.main.1.69d3WiA5WiA5zW&algo_pvid=e3d57767-9ff1-4cf7-ab8a-c677069d0794&algo_exp_id=e3d57767-9ff1-4cf7-ab8a-c677069d0794-0&pdp_npi=4%40dis%21USD%2137.38%2137.38%21%21%2137.38%2137.38%21%402101c59517229997356081099eb89c%2110000014282967403%21sea%21US%21721248960%21ACX&curPageLogUid=IJfRuO0LmfUT&utparam-url=scene%3Asearch%7Cquery_from%3A

 

[Solo McReefer]

I was just designing in my mind

A DIY version of a hybrid Tunze-Pax Bellum algae reactor

And thought the Synjet would be perfect for cooling the LED rod heatsink. Still think it would be

The light tube just exits the chamber via an Uniseal in the top(simple simon). If I put the light tube inside, I don't even need polycarbonate for the housing, PVC pipe would work

Thanks for the convo. Seems you've been around too