What do you think of this configuration with citizen cobs?

Hello community hoping they are very well I write to see if you can help me, I am next to assemble my first lighting system based on cobs and I wanted to ask them what my configuration looks like ... any suggestions? review?
-Holder BJB for clu 058-1825
-Cob Citizen CLU058-1825 80CRI 3000k 5g
-Ultra active heatsink Mechatronics IceLED for Clu 058-1825
-A thermal Arctic MX-4
-Diver for fans meanwell apv-12-12
-Driver for cobs meanwell HLG-320H-54A
Any comment is very good
received, greetings!

the mecha doesnt accept holders for clu058. if you want to use that chip with that heatsink you'll need to hard mount it and solder it, which also leaves you without a reflector option unless you hack it. (doable but it requires drilling and dremeling, look closely at the pics of the 1825 light engines on my site)

driver is a decent match for that, are you running a single cob and driver? it has the potential to give it the full 5750 mA so make sure that fan wiring is robust because the chip will be dead in a minute if it goes out

if i were going to run an 1825 that hot id probably choose a 3618 instead, its a good bit more efficient at that wattage

hello friend, thank you very much for clarifying my doubt, taking into account their advice modify the configuration a bit, it would be something like this:

-2 x Cob Citizen CLU058-1825 80CRI 3000k 5g
-2 x Ultra active heatsink Mechatronics IceLED for Clu 058-1825
-thermal Arctic MX-4
- Driver for fans meanwell apv-12-12
-Driver for cobs meanwell HLG-320H-54A
How likely would it be for the stream of mirrors to manifest?

54B would be a safer driver as it would limit the voltage to 54V in case only one cob was connected

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How likely would it be for the stream of mirrors to manifest?

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i dont understand this translation (though it sounds beautiful!)