HLG-240H-C

littlejacob

littlejacob

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Bonjour
Do you have a link?
For the new one!?
It is going to be a faq...
And is there a place where we can buy it?
Have a great day ★
 
Rahz

Rahz

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Can't link Meanwell's datasheets but you can find them on www.meanwell.com under products/led. They will likely be available anywhere that already carries the HLG series... Mouser, Jameco, Sager, Arrow, etc.

As far as when we can get one, I don't know but if they're being listed then I suspect they're at least close to manufacturer shipments.
 
littlejacob

littlejacob

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Bonjour
Ok thank you Rahz
I asked cause I know this question will be ask a hundred time and have data sheet on page 1 would have been convenient!
And I am too old so I do not know how to add a link here...will ask my son how to in a few years....lol
Have a great day ★
 
nevergoodenuf

nevergoodenuf

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I really think we are getting into dangerous voltage ranges with this driver. If I was looking to have one high powered driver I would use the hlg-240-36. I just don't think it is worth the risk to play with that type of voltage, just to save a couple bucks. Both the China lights with COBs I have ran, there lights are on 36v drivers. They are working great on my Veros now.
 
Rahz

Rahz

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nevergoodenuf said:
I really think we are getting into dangerous voltage ranges with this driver. If I was looking to have one high powered driver I would use the hlg-240-36. I just don't think it is worth the risk to play with that type of voltage, just to save a couple bucks. Both the China lights with COBs I have ran, there lights are on 36v drivers. They are working great on my Veros now.
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We were already in dangerous territory with the other popular HLGs people here commonly use. I shouldn't have to preface everything with "be careful", but if you use them, be careful. I know several people have been looking forward to the 240-C release.
 
sanjuan

sanjuan

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An interesting note under "Input", added since the preliminary data release:

"MAX. No. of PSUs on 16A CIRCUIT BREAKER 2 units (circuit breaker of type B) / 3 units (circuit breaker of type C) at 230VAC"

(Inrush current of 75A @ 230VAC)
 
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sethimus

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sanjuan said:
An interesting note under "Input", added since the preliminary data release:

"MAX. No. of PSUs on 16A CIRCUIT BREAKER 2 units (circuit breaker of type B) / 3 units (circuit breaker of type C) at 230VAC"

(Inrush current of 75A @ 230VAC)
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does this mean 3 in total ALL THE TIME or just 3 when powered on ON THE SAME TIME?
 
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sethimus

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so if i used a timer that only turns on 3 at a time i could put up to 12 (12*1,3A@220V) on one 16A circuit?
 
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