please help with QB wiring color codes ? blue & brown?

alphapinene

alphapinene

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so i've been following LEDgardeners video on how to put together a 135w qb kit and upon the wiring-up part i've noticed my DC output wires are brown and blue whereas the ones he's using are black and red..i don't even live in europe??? anyway which wires are equal ? use the blue wire as red and brown as black? or vice versa...i'm basically stuck at 6:00
 
davillains

davillains

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ok it's barely visible on the picture but in "OUTPUT" it says BLUE - (minus) ..and BROWN + (plus).
So there you go, use Blue for Black and Brown for Red
 
alphapinene

alphapinene

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does anyone know what wattage the 135w quantum kits come at stock? (without having to adjust potentiometer)...the kit came with a dimmable/adjustable HLG120H54A driver that's rated at 124watts..i tried adjusting but the screw looks like it came stripped and none of my screwdrivers are fitting perfectly...i dont wanna fuck it up further...should I just leave it?
 
nfhiggs

nfhiggs

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alphapinene said:
does anyone know what wattage the 135w quantum kits come at stock? (without having to adjust potentiometer)...the kit came with a dimmable/adjustable HLG120H54A driver that's rated at 124watts..i tried adjusting but the screw looks like it came stripped and none of my screwdrivers are fitting perfectly...i dont wanna fuck it up further...should I just leave it?
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Don't use a Philips, use a small straight slot, like a 3 or 4 mm size.
 
Randomblame

Randomblame

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alphapinene said:
does anyone know what wattage the 135w quantum kits come at stock? (without having to adjust potentiometer)...the kit came with a dimmable/adjustable HLG120H54A driver that's rated at 124watts..i tried adjusting but the screw looks like it came stripped and none of my screwdrivers are fitting perfectly...i dont wanna fuck it up further...should I just leave it?
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~135wall watts! Stock settings are 54v/2,3A(125w net.), but can go as high as ~2,7Amps full turned up!(~155w)
You already got that answer in the other thread.
 
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