Driver for 2 Cob 50w each (100w)

coreywebster

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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.
 

CobKits

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a gamble but my bet is that it would light em up, possibly at a sligthly reduced current
 

Volkgz

New Member
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.
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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Volkgz

New Member
Any recommendation then? i would need an adjustable driver from 700 ma to 1400 ma with the integrated potentiometer (A serie) for 2 cob 50w each (50w - 100w)
 

coreywebster

Well-Known Member
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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Isnt 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.
 

Volkgz

New Member
Isnt 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.
Hi Corey, thanks for answering

clu048 3000k cri90 the consumption is almost identical to the clu04h PRB 45/85w, LEDs when heated reduce their voltage and wattage

Then what driver would you recommend to buy?
 

CobKits

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i dont stock any of those, best to look at the datasheets

hlg-120h-c1400 would prob be my go-to out of those 3 (most people use B models for constant currents though)
 
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