Yeah, there’s 3 in photo and I got 6 of them.
Cool, yeah post more pics especially any details on labels ect if there are any.
Here’s few photos of them, they need a clean lol. They are very very bright. Hope this helps.
Think I will, it always gives that extra light.
Well they used meanwell drivers which are great, those ones are discontinued but still offer 91% efficiency.
But still that's a good sign, they wouldn't use quality drivers along side the cheapest diodes, however LEDs have come along way in the last few years so the chips are probably nothing amazing.
They will still grow weed though, guessing were looking at something 4k or 5k in spectrum, at least they appear to have a cool white on my laptop.
Whats the plan? Supplemental lighting or main source of light?
I wondered if it would be worth while hacking them and swapping out the diodes for something more efficient but im not 100% what the best option would be. Plus you never asked about that either .
@Randomblame what do you make of these fixtures? Any thoughts?
I actually thought about maybe using them as side or corner lights. I’ll definitley look into changing the LED’s. Very interesting. That’s for the response !
I’m not exactly sure on the length of the heat sinks but I’ll check when I get home soon. So I assume you mean just taking out the current LEDs and replacing them with the Samsung h-influx strips and possibly red string ? I’m using a meanwell to power it all up which runs at “+36v” if I’m not mistaken.
Yepp, that would end up with top notch efficiency. But your area is 2,4m² or ~26ft² which means you need at least 800-900w. Rule of thumb with latest generation top bin LED's is around 30-35w per squarefeet to get ~800-900μMol/s/m². You would need 6 such bars each made of 3 heatsinks so 18pcs in total. If you can get them for free, okay! If not its maybe better to build a frame and just use alu U-channels.