6" x 22 " 558 samsung 561c led panel

OLD MOTHER SATIVA

OLD MOTHER SATIVA

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2.0w/m.k,558pcs Samsung561C，

3000Kevin,S6,CRI:80, 250w@

48Vf dc @5200m/a ,

2 mm thick 490 grams

just hooked one up last night

like the coverage and intensity




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have few more items on the way

will start a thread on the led strips i should have this week

1170*20*2mm, 2.0w/m.k,160pcs Samsung561C，

3000Kevin,S6,CRI:80, 70w@ 48Vf dc @1460m/a

cannot wait to build a 4ft x 4 ft10 strip 700 w grid that will run at 500w
 

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VegasWinner

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OLD MOTHER SATIVA said:
2.0w/m.k,558pcs Samsung561C，

3000Kevin,S6,CRI:80, 250w@

48Vf dc @5200m/a ,

2 mm thick 490 grams

just hooked one up last night

like the coverage and intensity




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have few more items on the way

will start a thread on the led strips i should have this week

1170*20*2mm, 2.0w/m.k,160pcs Samsung561C，

3000Kevin,S6,CRI:80, 70w@ 48Vf dc @1460m/a

cannot wait to build a 4ft x 4 ft10 strip 700 w grid that will run at 500w
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Looks nice set the trend for diy
 
nogod_

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Apologies if you already mentioned somewhere else but where did you get these made and how much $$$?

OLD MOTHER SATIVA said:
2.0w/m.k,558pcs Samsung561C，

3000Kevin,S6,CRI:80, 250w@

48Vf dc @5200m/a ,

2 mm thick 490 grams

just hooked one up last night

like the coverage and intensity




View attachment 3947002 View attachment 3947003
have few more items on the way

will start a thread on the led strips i should have this week

1170*20*2mm, 2.0w/m.k,160pcs Samsung561C，

3000Kevin,S6,CRI:80, 70w@ 48Vf dc @1460m/a

cannot wait to build a 4ft x 4 ft10 strip 700 w grid that will run at 500w
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OLD MOTHER SATIVA

OLD MOTHER SATIVA

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next test here is hooking up 4 of the 6 x 22 " @250 w panels on a 4 x 3 grid using the same 600w
that is being used on the 10 @70w strips..
and taking readings of how well it covers a 4" x 4" area from the best height

also will try one over a 2 x 2 area
and two over a 2 x 2 area
[after fishing anyway]

have 2 panels running now elsewhere at 120w each over a 4 x 4 area with plants under them
they are happy but it is obvious they need more wattage..
i gotta order a few more drivers on monday
 
OLD MOTHER SATIVA

OLD MOTHER SATIVA

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hooked the 4 x 6 x 22" 250' in the photo above up to two hlg-240-48's

with air moving by them they were only warm to the touch at 120 w each..

i think the boards could be closer together because the foot print like in the picture was more than 4 x 4 uness i move it close

480 w seemed like it was good enough..

with the panel placement like this frame 600w should cover more than 4ft x 4ft
 
Hybridway

Hybridway

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OLD MOTHER SATIVA said:
Next

4 x 6" x 22 " 250 w panels driven at 480W and 600W
when it gets set up
will just have fans on top until get the heatsinks
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Very nice! I want one like that w/ 6 of those panels in 3k running @ 700w. I'd also like 2 thin strips between them running a mix of 630,660, & 730 nm as part of the 700w.
Could you also use a 1/16" trowel & thermal paste the boards onto the sinks.
Thanks bro.!
haha! Fo-Real though!
 
OLD MOTHER SATIVA

OLD MOTHER SATIVA

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cobkits
why dont you just mount 2 together on a frame then you can control frame to frame spacing easily?

i plan on doing that too ,these were handy..i can space them differently on these

thanks


hybrid:
i want to try six boards on it too..these are 3 k..

i like the reds strip idea..i almostasked them tonmaken me some..but this is enough for me..since i have basically only used
led to veg while i weaned myself off hps..

thanks for the trowel idea..the sinks i have coming have attachment holes
it would take a to of expenive arctic silver

thanks

waiting for drivers..going to mount fans on each panel today..
 
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VegasWinner

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OLD MOTHER SATIVA said:
cobkits
why dont you just mount 2 together on a frame then you can control frame to frame spacing easily?

i plan on doing that too ,these were handy..i can space them differently on these

thanks


hybrid:
i want to try six boards on it too..these are 3 k..

i like the reds strip idea..i almostasked them tonmaken me some..but this is enough for me..since i have basically only used
led to veg while i weaned myself off hps..

thanks for the trowel idea..the sinks i have coming have attachment holes
it would take a to of expenive arctic silver

thanks

waiting for drivers..going to mount fans on each panel today..
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I use the grocery store key discount tags. they work great for spreading arctic silver.
 
nfhiggs

nfhiggs

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OLD MOTHER SATIVA said:
thanks for the trowel idea..the sinks i have coming have attachment holes
it would take a to of expenive arctic silver

thanks

waiting for drivers..going to mount fans on each panel today..
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I've always been a believer in Arctic Silver paste, but not anymore. Dow Corning TC-5022 thermal paste beats AS 5 it by a wide margin. 4 times the thermal conductivity at less than 1/4 of the cost per gram:
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-233341/dow-corning-5121-artic-silver.html
http://www.nrel.gov/docs/fy08osti/42972.pdf

I won't buy AS again.
 
CobKits

CobKits

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nfhiggs said:
I've always been a believer in Arctic Silver paste, but not anymore. Dow Corning TC-5022 thermal paste beats AS 5 it by a wide margin. 4 times the thermal conductivity at less than 1/4 of the cost per gram:
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-233341/dow-corning-5121-artic-silver.html
http://www.nrel.gov/docs/fy08osti/42972.pdf

I won't buy AS again.
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did you read the article? they didnt come to the same conclusions. they predicted in most applications that the difference would be nominal, it seems AS MX4 and the dow components are similarly priced in the small quantities we use them. Dow does look like a good product though, ill order some up and do some real-world testing
 
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