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X6xsilverx6X
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How to Choose a Mean Well Power Supply: LED Driver and Power Supply Guide - LEDSupply Blog
If you’re looking for a reliable LED driver, DC power supply, 12V power supply or really any switching power supply, then look no further then Mean Well.
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CraigMk
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Yep, that sorted it thanks .
TreeFarmerCharlie
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I'm itching so bad to get the rest of my parts that I finished drawing up the design of my lights today. I think these are going to look pretty sweet!
end_of_the_tunnel
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Like your drawing skills. Nice work.
TreeFarmerCharlie
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Thanks! I haven't used sketchup in years so I'm a little rusty with it.
CraigMk
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Looks real good.. What driver are you using with that set up
TreeFarmerCharlie
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Each light will have a Mean Well XLG-240-H-AB
CraigMk
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Would this driver be ok? I have some strips im juat tryimg to get another driver. I have a HLG-240H-48AB Just want another.
100-240v AC to 48v DC 240w Power Supply ideal for CNC LED etc (Arch ALF24048s) | eBay
Arch ALF240 48s ACDC 240w Power Supply (Electronics) CNC LED etc . Condition is New. <br> <br>KEY FEATURES <br> <br>IP65 Design for Indoor or Outdoor LED Installations <br> <br>Universal Input: 100-240 VAC (Up to 277 VAC) <br> <br>Three in one dimming function <br> <br>(1~10VDC & PWM Signal or...
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TreeFarmerCharlie
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One of the other people will need to answer that for you. I don’t have enough experience with LED drivers to give opinions on them.Would this driver be ok? I have some strips im juat tryimg to get another driver. I have a HLG-240H-48AB Just want another.
100-240v AC to 48v DC 240w Power Supply ideal for CNC LED etc (Arch ALF24048s) | eBay
Arch ALF240 48s ACDC 240w Power Supply (Electronics) CNC LED etc . Condition is New. <br> <br>KEY FEATURES <br> <br>IP65 Design for Indoor or Outdoor LED Installations <br> <br>Universal Input: 100-240 VAC (Up to 277 VAC) <br> <br>Three in one dimming function <br> <br>(1~10VDC & PWM Signal or...www.ebay.co.uk
CraigMk
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Ok no worries .
CraigMk
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100-240v AC to 48v DC 240w Power Supply ideal for CNC LED etc (Arch ALF24048s) | eBay
Arch ALF240 48s ACDC 240w Power Supply (Electronics) CNC LED etc . Condition is New. <br> <br>KEY FEATURES <br> <br>IP65 Design for Indoor or Outdoor LED Installations <br> <br>Universal Input: 100-240 VAC (Up to 277 VAC) <br> <br>Three in one dimming function <br> <br>(1~10VDC & PWM Signal or...
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Will this be a suitable driver led wizards ?
Barristan Whitebeard
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Would this driver be ok? I have some strips im juat tryimg to get another driver. I have a HLG-240H-48AB Just want another.
100-240v AC to 48v DC 240w Power Supply ideal for CNC LED etc (Arch ALF24048s) | eBay
Arch ALF240 48s ACDC 240w Power Supply (Electronics) CNC LED etc . Condition is New. <br> <br>KEY FEATURES <br> <br>IP65 Design for Indoor or Outdoor LED Installations <br> <br>Universal Input: 100-240 VAC (Up to 277 VAC) <br> <br>Three in one dimming function <br> <br>(1~10VDC & PWM Signal or...www.ebay.co.uk
I'm not familiar with the company, but if you want to use this driver to power 48 volt strips wired in parallel, yes it will work. It does only have a 3 year warranty though, not as good as some other manufacturers.
How much are they charging for postage?
Are you just looking for the most affordable option possible?
CraigMk
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I'm from the UK and it a in the UK. I was just looking around for a driver and I stumbled across this.
Thanks for the help
eDude
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If you really want to get fancy check out Fusion 360. It's different but.. very very powerful and 'free' you just have to go through a few hoops to tell them you're not making 100K a year off their software and that you're just a hobbyist.
Major Blazer
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@TreeFarmerCharlie How do you intend on securing the heatsinks to the aluminum extrusion?
TreeFarmerCharlie
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I have some of these spring loaded M5 threaded t-nuts. My plan is to use an M5 thread tap between the fins on the heatsink, thread an M5 set screw into that, then spin the t-nut onto the set screw, and then simply slide the assembly into the slots of the aluminum extrusion. I won't know how well this will work until I get my heatsinks in, though.
Major Blazer
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So are you using heatsinks wider than the strips or do you plan on going through the strip itself with the m5?