Okay, lets see what the specs say. . .
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It's wicked close, maybe a bit over what the boards are rated for. I cannot find whether it a constant voltage or constant current. Two boards wired in parallel would give 38v and 2850mA so you can see both numbers are over spec. You would need a big heatsink for those if you did it this way.
BTW, I have two of something similar from the same brand. But they were rated for 38-48v at 2500mA
Amazon product ASIN B08JXBCRCP
Morning,
Sorry, didn’t forget you, just suddenly busy. It’s the weekend now so let’s see what we can see here. I see those boards, qb288 clones. I’d buy the real thing from HLG if I was going to get those. They sell it with a heat sink for $30.00 more and it’s the real thing. Anywho. . . Still wondering about constant current VS constant voltage I think I recall it’s constant voltage. If so the qb288 is a contender. I THINK!! Hers some literature that I’m going to re-read.
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