Bridgelux EB Series Build

Growmau5 hacked one of the mars's im talking about... he replaced the LED panel out of one of these lights with cobs... so i guess they are CC?

Im also waiting for 4 strips to connect to 1 of these drivers for seedling and minimal veg... am i gonna blow myself up now? got me worried i havent taken something into consideration :-/
 
How are people dimming these strips? What needs to be done for setting up a dimmer? Is there something similar to the storm x controller for HLG or ELG drivers? Or is it better to do a bunch of LDD's?
 
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anyone running the TCI Strips? The ones that come with the driver. Im fixing to do 20. But also want to dim capability.
 
Chip Green said:
The near paper thin aluminum roll stock as a backing, is working splendidly for my panels. 1/8th inch aluminum frames, with a 2'x2' sheet that the strips are fixed onto. Mildly flexible as well....
8x 560mm strips on a MW 185 1050, and I have a 700ma version with 11 strips.
1.1% voltage droop was the max I have reached.....
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Hey mate, how did you attach the strips to the flashing? Sounds like a goer to me its like $14 for 10 metre rolls.
 
confined said:
How are people dimming these strips? What needs to be done for setting up a dimmer? Is there something similar to the storm x controller for HLG or ELG drivers? Or is it better to do a bunch of LDD's?
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wireless dimming or just dimming?
just a potentiometer works...
LDD's work too even with a pod
klx said:
Hey mate, how did you attach the strips to the flashing? Sounds like a goer to me its like $14 for 10 metre rolls.
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Neodymium magnets will work too....cheap and strong, not permanent
 
klx said:
Hey mate, how did you attach the strips to the flashing? Sounds like a goer to me its like $14 for 10 metre rolls.
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I actually used small bolts/washers/nuts, drilled holes. Only 4 bolts per strip, one on each end, and two closer to the middle, on the opposite edge of the strip, from the outer end hole bolts.
It was a pain, but they're secure and removable. If I had to do it over, I think the thermal tape might be the way to go, any other tape I tried, fell off after getting warm.
Beware of the holes in the EB strip, some are NOT INTENDED for screws/bolts, and could cause short outs. You can see where the circuits run on the backing of the strip, only use the holes that don't interfere with them.
I like the magnet idea too, that could be handy.
 
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