That's it's hiccup mode. If it's super quick strobing it's not hiccup. The hiccup is on and off every few seconds. That is an alert to continue to turn the voltage potentiometer down further until it comes on solid. I'd you turn it all the way down and it doesn't stop hiccup mode, it's not going to work.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
Maybe look at XLG range drivers. Though the highest is 240w , they do 150s too.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
Yah looks like the voltage range just isn't quite wide enough to work with those strips. If you could wire like a 3-5v mono in series with each one, you could use it though. Maybe a blue and a red at 3V each to give you that extra spectrum peak? That extra 6V would get you to 45-46V. Maybe put one in front of the strip and one after.
Ya but those are bare diodes. you'd want them put onto a PCB star with solder points.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
like a pair of these in series with ea strip? is there any that come with tails to make hook up easier?
Cutter definitely can hook you up, but I'm trying to source from the UK for you. That's where you're at, right?
XLGs are 30% cheaper in uk , half the size, half the weight, same efficiencyyea 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 running it turnt up wouldnt that make it 39v x 9.7a - 378 watts? (no way to adjust current on lrs) / 9.7amp divided by 10 strips? i usually run them @ 700ma with nice results
Currents adjusted by adding or subtracting strips.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 running it turnt up wouldnt that make it 39v x 9.7a - 378 watts? (no way to adjust current on lrs) / 9.7amp divided by 10 strips? i usually run them @ 700ma with nice results
Currents adjusted by adding or subtracting strips.
