These are 48ish volt samsungs on xlg240h ? Then its all parallel. The h goes up to around 57V.
Not sure if i can really, what i gather: you can run these between 27 and 56 by adjusting current simply, using internal pot. Once you hit too much current for the driver to handle at your specific voltage it just turns off, go back a bit and your on again. If i under stand correctly it runs more efficient the higher the voltage you use.
Half of what? The 4280?
So why the hell are there 2 strips in series for each parallel connection? Isn't that a 96v fV?
It depends on the voltage of those sttrips, i suspect they are 48ish V? Then no good, if they were around 24-25 (less than half of 56V) you can do this 2 in series connection and then do parallel runs.
This is what I was saying. The 2 in series won't work at all.
See above, i think no good, unless the strips are low voltage.
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.
So I got one side done.....my problem was I overlooked the Wago connectors and was making it ALOT harder then it should have been lol. Today at least I know what to do and I can mirror it to the other side and make it look nicer with more proper fitting wire lengths etc. I appreciate all the help everyone.
Wago connectors or a wiring terminal block.
It was the wagos that were throwing me off lol I put em aside and forgot all about them lol
What strips are you rocking?
I don't know exact kind but they are Samsung with the H's and B's and all that fun stuff. I dont know much about specs.
Official. No alibaba for me lol. There is blue and reds. Using it to flower only. Just turned down so you really can't see it best.
I thought the official samsungs were red monos only? Have yoi got the link to where you bought it?
I am not even sure what red monos mean lol....but I didnt get them off any site. I pulled a builder off ebay and we did the planning and what not that way. This is the info on them. I grabbed close up pics too.
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