Airwalker16
Well-Known Member
Absolutely build more fixtures. One large one like that will be a headache you can't even imagine.
what did you end up spending on your light if you dont mind me askin sir ?Dammit, I missed a measurement! They are 22" strips so each light will be 22" x 32".
I built two lights that each pull 250W @ 100% power. Total cost was right around $500 ($250 each)what did you end up spending on your light if you dont mind me askin sir ?
You have 480 watts? in a 4x4 ? Thanks again
No, "full spectrum" is just marketing bs. No need to mix color temperatures, mixing 3000k and 5000k will just give you around 4000k. Most are using 3000k or 3500k for veg and flower. I'd go 2700k or 3000k for just flower.if i get 10 strips , i'll go with 5or6 3000k and 4 or 5 5000k strips and that should be a "full spectrum" , correct ? (room is for flower)
Just to be clear, when I say "100% power" I mean that the potentiometers I have for dimming are at 100%. It's usually not advised to have the pots built into the driver maxed out so, when you build it, you will want to set your potentiometer to 100%. Then put a meter on the driver and adjust the built-in pots on the driver to the max output that can be safely used by the driver, or the max you want to run your lights at (whichever is lower).do you guys think the light will last long enough running at 100% or should i run somehting lower? Thanks
Thats the kinda info im looking for. Thanks bud!3 years of 12/12 with f-series strips