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I've now decided to join the ranks of DIY light building. I've done a bit of research and just wanted to run by my list of things to see what everyone thinks. I think it's going to be around 200W.
I'm mulling over this setup that I've put together that fits my budget. I think it's the best "bang for the buck." There may be other things out there, and I'm more than happy to see suggestions.
4 x Vero29SE 3500K 80 CRI - BXRC-35E10K0-D-7X-SE
1 x Mean Well HLG-240-C1400B - dimmable kind
4 x heatsinks
4 x thermal pads
EDIT: So, the way I'm seeing it is I could potentially run 5 of these COB's. When I do the division I get 179V constant current (max) / 36.2 V per COB @ 1400 mA = 4.94 COB's. I'm wondering if this driver would do it, or should I stay on the safe side and only run 4 COB's? Maybe I'm doing the math wrong. Do I look at the constant current region 89-179V or the Open Circuit Voltage (max) 182V to do this calculation?
@BigSm0 @pop22
Thanks for having a look!
Any constructive criticism is welcomed
I'm mulling over this setup that I've put together that fits my budget. I think it's the best "bang for the buck." There may be other things out there, and I'm more than happy to see suggestions.
4 x Vero29SE 3500K 80 CRI - BXRC-35E10K0-D-7X-SE
1 x Mean Well HLG-240-C1400B - dimmable kind
4 x heatsinks
4 x thermal pads
EDIT: So, the way I'm seeing it is I could potentially run 5 of these COB's. When I do the division I get 179V constant current (max) / 36.2 V per COB @ 1400 mA = 4.94 COB's. I'm wondering if this driver would do it, or should I stay on the safe side and only run 4 COB's? Maybe I'm doing the math wrong. Do I look at the constant current region 89-179V or the Open Circuit Voltage (max) 182V to do this calculation?
@BigSm0 @pop22
Thanks for having a look!
Any constructive criticism is welcomed
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