Only 59%? That's pretty good. So what is the K and CRI of the cob in question?Anyone have data for all three types?
Someone told me to divide lm/W with 324... But I think this is wrong. C type driven at 800mA only 59% efficient? No way.
192 lm/W divided by 324 = 59% efficiency
3500K, 80 CRI.Only 59%? That's pretty good. So what is the K and CRI of the cob in question?
The 192 lm/watt looks about right at 800 ma. I have the Vero 29s 3500K/80cri version 6 and they do it all. I'm very happy with that choice.Btw, what is better option for all around COB (for veg and flower)?
3500K 90 CRI (more reds because of higher CRI)
3000K 80 CRI (more reds because of lower K)
Or... something else, like:
- 3500K 80 CRI
HiI have Vero29 gen7 "30E10K0726QK05600121652" According to the QR code.
I got them from jerry en he said is the Type C SE Version 3000K.
What is the difference between the SE version and the normal one? Can be CRI?
I need to know the efficiency of this COB at 1400mA, who helps me please .
You don't "need to know efficiency at 1400ma" you already bought the chips...I have Vero29 gen7 "30E10K0C726QK05600121652" According to the QR code.
I got them from jerry en he said is the Type C SE Version 3000K.
What is the difference between the SE version and the normal one? Can be CRI?
I need to know the efficiency of this COB at 1400mA, who helps me please .
I plan to run 2 of these COB at 1400mA, as timber does, to make the 400W whit 4 of them.
Is the wiring in serial or parallel?
The thing is you already made your purchases so knowing the efficiency is quite pointless. Now I'd just assume you want to justify your purchases to know you made the right choice. You did. Knowing the efficiency changes nothing.
Can you mix at the same driver 3500K 80 CRI and 3000K 90 CRI?You won't find a definitive concensus for your queston. Sorry bud. I was in your shoes and went with an equal mix of 3500k 80cri and 3000k 90cri. This discussion is far more theory based than anything else and you've already touched on the theory behind it so now you just have to pull the trigger. Either way it will be fine.
The nice part is, you can always swap out cobs on the existing drivers if you're not happy with results.
You can mix and match any LEDs when wired in series... matching up the currents is all you would have to worry about.Can you mix at the same driver 3500K 80 CRI and 3000K 90 CRI?
Parallel?You can mix and match any LEDs when wired in series... matching up the currents is all you would have to worry about.
So yes.
Wiring in parallel the voltages have to match up but I'll tell you right now you'll have fun finding a driver that will push Vero 29 Cs in parallelParallel?
If COBs are the same, only spectrum and CRI is different... ?
with a cv type of driver...not true with cc there are many optionsWiring in parallel the voltages have to match up but I'll tell you right now you'll have fun finding a driver that will push Vero 29 Cs in parallel
take thiswith a grain of salt....usually this is the case...but you haveto test. it is not an accurate statement all the time....thermal runawaycan happen in cc mode tooYou can mix and match any LEDs when wired in series... matching up the currents is all you would have to worry about.
So yes.