Recent content by mrmaserati

i had been told this by a pal whos into electronics but i read different on here some years ago when i built my first led setup, i always divided the drivers output by .7amp to get a ruff guide to how many strips to run on it in parallel , i thought if you ran 5 strips on a 7amp driver for...

yea im in the uk , was having a look on cutter earlier but always get lost on their site lol may pick up 3 elg 240 42 as budget option & swap out to hlg 320 42 when its flower time. i was gonna pick up the 350 36 ver of the lrs power supply but digikey were out of stock & wasnt sure about...

ok cool that makes sense in my head, who does monos mounted on little boards ready to hook up? i can solder if i have to but tails are preferable i have 30 of these strips ,would need 60 monos but dont wanna go crazy on spend as the gen1 setups perform great for me with nothing added

where would be the best place to source some monos, do you have any model numbers i could search for? would it just be a case of plugging 1 into the end of ea strip? may give that a try tbh could add some mono reds or summat:blsmoke...

ok i see , it was all the way down to start so looks like its not gonna work , ill save these lrs for some kinda 48v project & pick up some elg or hlg series for these gen2 i presume a bunch of 24v 2700k/5000k bridgelux strips paired up in series for 48v then wired in parrallel will run ok on...

im connected in parallel , it shouldnt be over voltage really? i run elg 240 48v with gen 1 strips what are 44v without adjusting the voltage & its been fine for years

im having a play with some strips on a budget build ,is it possible to use an lrs 48v driver turned down to 43v to power 39v bridgelux gen 2 strips? i have 10 strips connected currently on a 350 model & its just doing some strobe type thing lol -_* usually use hlg & elg series drivers :weed: