What led should i use with this 100w driver and large heatsink
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coreywebster
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Not enough info on the driver.
Email the manufacturer with the model number and ask for the voltage range and current of the driver.
Probably best running a few citizen 1212s on there if the driver can provide enough voltage.
I couldn't find that model on the website, guessing its an older version of what they have now, but they are boasting 120-130lm/w so you can easily improve on that.
5 English well spent though!
Also whats the length and width on that sink?
Email the manufacturer with the model number and ask for the voltage range and current of the driver.
Probably best running a few citizen 1212s on there if the driver can provide enough voltage.
I couldn't find that model on the website, guessing its an older version of what they have now, but they are boasting 120-130lm/w so you can easily improve on that.
5 English well spent though!
Also whats the length and width on that sink?
CraigMk
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Hello. I also looked on the website. I will drop them an email or might call them.whats the ideal voltage I would need? These 12 12s your on about, say I could run them; should I have maybe 2 on here as the heat sink is 200mm x 200mm hight 60mm. Whsn i see this on schpock for £5 i thought it was a good find lol
CraigMk
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If I opened the driver it could say? That will be last option after calling Nd email
Mak'er Grow
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If you have a multi-meter you could do a reading for DCV and A/mA values and then find chip(s) to match those values.
I wouldn't open the driver...its prob sealed.
I wouldn't open the driver...its prob sealed.
coreywebster
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I doubt it would have any info inside the driver, but check if its easy to open. The guy above made the best point on the multimeter, I just wasn't 100% sure and mine is fucked so couldn't check.