but with 1400mA its consumption and current would decrease considerably due to the temperature, right?Just looking at the chart on page 5 of data sheet "forward current vs forward voltage"
I don't think it would work. looks like about 37v or just less @ 1400mA which would give you 51.8w per cob and put you over the drivers capacity voltage and wattage wise.
Would still like a second opinion though.
it's around 10 $ more expensive in my countryhlg120 is prob same price as elg150
reason?150-1750 definitely can not do it. @CobKits are the ELGs only for 220-240v houses?
Isnt that a clu048 though not the horticulture cob you listed first?but with 1400mA its consumption and current would decrease considerably due to the temperature, right?
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ELG-150-C1400A or ELG-150-C1750A can work better?
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Hi Corey, thanks for answeringIsnt that a clu048 though not the horticulture cob you listed first?
I was just going on the data sheet of the part you listed, seemed over both voltage and wattage of the data sheet for the driver. . But you could dim it to reduce both.
master can you give me a hand?avaialble current derates with 110V input, see datasheet