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If that's how you want to do it, you can with a mesh bag.

And how did you end up wiring it?

1800mA has zero to do with the equation. it's simply the Max current the strips can handle. I do lnt think this is right at all

Nooooo of course not. I've had a 1/10 on a 12gal system for years before. The chiller will only turn on and work once the water temperature flowing through it gets to a set warmth and the same for turning back off once it's hit your set target temp. It's always flowing over a thermocouple taking...

Lucky I've got this forum selected on watch. I didn't even realize it wasn't in LED until you just mentioned it Lolololol.

This is what I was saying. The 2 in series won't work at all.

ROFL those will be gone in a matter of hours

When posting links for products I usually just go to the Zon because everyone and their mom has it, but I can tell you theres much MUCH cheaper and vastly larger a variety on the Bay.

Mesh filter bags around a submersible pump will keep your lines clean as a whistle. Just be sure to clean it every few days to be sure by removing it and scrubbing it on itself in a container of clean RO water.

So why the hell are there 2 strips in series for each parallel connection? Isn't that a 96v fV?

Half of what? The 4280?

@Rocket Soul can you explain what the difference is for constant current range and the current adjustment range? Why's one 2200-6660 & the other 4280-6660?

Correct.this driver though as my pic show, can be set from 2200-6600mA so turn it to about half at first then crank it up.

Ya it makes sense now.

What is the voltage of these strips

Looks like you need to connect 2 strips together by a wire from one pos to the others neg to double the voltage(green) and then parallel wire each set of 2 strips together by their remaining positive of one and neg of the other.

Beautiful build. These are series wired drivers right? @Rocket Soul

Oh Hahaha. I was saying just keep the tear tab intact, and cut out with a sharp razor blade any plastic tabs or parts of it that are responsible for making it click down permanently so you could still just remove it again. But the seam is still pretty weak so maybe a good bead of epoxy along it...

You can use as few it as many aS you'd like as long as the minimum# is going to be within the current range the strip can handle. By adding more of them, the crew t to each strip goes down even spread yes you can definitely out 2-3 side by side on a 2" wide heatsink.