King Cob Led grow light

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VegasWinner

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Check out this new light. give you any ideas yet?
http://growace.com/king-cob-480-watt-professional-series-high-coverage-cob-led-grow-light.html
Not the greatest specs but a nice build style to consider for modular design.
Specification:

Power input: 85V-265V AC

LED Quantity: 72x Ultra-Efficiency COB (Chip on Board) Diodes

Chip Wattage: ~6w per diode

Spectrum: 3000K

Power Consumption: 480W

Lens Angle: 60°

Full Aluminum Housing

Dimension: 35in (L) x 35in (W) x 4in (H) (90x 90x 11cm)

Waterproof: IP65 (water resistant in humid, indoor growing environments- not water-proof [i.e. not to be submerged in water])
 
VegasWinner said:
Check out this new light. give you any ideas yet?
http://growace.com/king-cob-480-watt-professional-series-high-coverage-cob-led-grow-light.html
Not the greatest specs but a nice build style to consider for modular design.
Specification:

Power input: 85V-265V AC

LED Quantity: 72x Ultra-Efficiency COB (Chip on Board) Diodes

Chip Wattage: ~6w per diode

Spectrum: 3000K

Power Consumption: 480W

Lens Angle: 60°

Full Aluminum Housing

Dimension: 35in (L) x 35in (W) x 4in (H) (90x 90x 11cm)

Waterproof: IP65 (water resistant in humid, indoor growing environments- not water-proof [i.e. not to be submerged in water])
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How much? Will it match a 1000 watt SE HPS? Thanks.
 
Colo MMJ said:
How much? Will it match a 1000 watt SE HPS? Thanks.
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it's $999 at growace and i highly doubt it could replace 1000w hps as it's only 480w of unknown efficiency. i don't think 480w of top bin crees or samsung diodes could replace a 1000w HPS even.

with 72 points of light spread out like that though it should provide good coverage and penetration but i imagine if it had strong light output they would advertise PAR ratings and lumens etc
 
legalcanada said:
it's $999 at growace and i highly doubt it could replace 1000w hps as it's only 480w of unknown efficiency. i don't think 480w of top bin crees or samsung diodes could replace a 1000w HPS even.

with 72 points of light spread out like that though it should provide good coverage and penetration but i imagine if it had strong light output they would advertise PAR ratings and lumens etc
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Looks like 4 QB boards are in my future.
 
i think HLG is intentionally keeping low stock of DIY components to try upselling their prebuilt fixtures or something, they can't seem to stay in stock or restock. their chinese manufacturer produces their own PCB boards with the same diodes. not sure how much they are or shipping/customs but i imagine it'd be around the same or cheaper.
 
legalcanada said:
i think HLG is intentionally keeping low stock of DIY components to try upselling their prebuilt fixtures or something, they can't seem to stay in stock or restock. their chinese manufacturer produces their own PCB boards with the same diodes. not sure how much they are or shipping/customs but i imagine it'd be around the same or cheaper.
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I kind of do not blame them. They have a guy in Austin,Texas who is reselling their kits for them He charges about $25-49 to screw them together and connect the wires. https://growerslights.com/collections/horticulture-lighting-group-quantum-board-led-kits

$674 unassembled. The young guy in Texas and HLG always follow up quickly via email.
https://growerslights.com/collectio...ure-lighting-group-600h-quantum-board-led-kit
 
legalcanada said:
i think HLG is intentionally keeping low stock of DIY components to try upselling their prebuilt fixtures or something, they can't seem to stay in stock or restock. their chinese manufacturer produces their own PCB boards with the same diodes. not sure how much they are or shipping/customs but i imagine it'd be around the same or cheaper.
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I agree its stock manipulation ,put the boards where the profit is ....Thats just business tho.

This boards your on about? Below is from jeff. Ill be asking for a bulk order if the sample is good.

"pcb size:305*355mm,336led on the pcb board.

voltage are 68v,the max current are 2800ma.

35usd/pcs,No MOQ request,if you have any interest,please contact me."
 
yes i believe that is the one, i think the company was called HS(?) i only heard about it second hand in a thread on this forum but i believe 2.8a was the max current and the price is same. that's crazy i'm running my QBs at 1400ma and they get pretty hot already. i wonder why their max current is double what HLG recommends.

with the rate LED tech is advancing and the dropping prices i really don't care to get more than 2 or 3 years out of my lamp so underdriving seems pointless to me. probably end up replacing it before it burns out anyways lol
 
legalcanada said:
that's crazy i'm running my QBs at 1400ma and they get pretty hot already. i wonder why their max current is double what HLG recommend?
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They take no messurements, they simply take the max. current and voltage values of one diode and multiply that by the number of LED's and parallel strings(24 diodes in series, 14 parallel in this case).
You need a heatsink above 100w's and probably an additional fan to keep the boards cool above 150w.
BTW, same goes for the voltage...
At 2,8A such a board(24s14p) would need 72,3v at 85°C(3,01v) and 73,2v at 50°C(3,05v).
At 1000-1100mA the voltage would be around 68v(2,83v).
 
Randomblame said:
They take no messurements, they simply take the max. current and voltage values of one diode and multiply that by the number of LED's and parallel strings(24 diodes in series, 14 parallel in this case).
You need a heatsink above 100w's and probably an additional fan to keep the boards cool above 150w.
BTW, same goes for the voltage...
At 2,8A such a board(24s14p) would need 72,3v at 85°C(3,01v) and 73,2v at 50°C(3,05v).
At 1000-1100mA the voltage would be around 68v(2,83v).
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Do you think that a led pcb like a qb with 300 diodes does not need an heatsink if driven low? Like 100w or less
 
Nutria said:
Do you think that a led pcb like a qb with 300 diodes does not need an heatsink if driven low? Like 100w or less
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Yepp, but depends on ambient temps and airflow in your room! A slight but constant breeze helps a lot to keep the boards cool. You could also glue some c-channels directly to the backside of the boards to increase its cooling capabillities. This works well and makes the boards more stable at the same time. Simply take a 1" alu c-channel(walmart), cut it to length of the board and use some cheap e3ay thermal glue(1$/10g) to attach them to the boards.
6 pieces á 355mm would add 12 fins and double the existing cooling surface.
 
legalcanada said:
yes i believe that is the one, i think the company was called HS(?) i only heard about it second hand in a thread on this forum but i believe 2.8a was the max current and the price is same. that's crazy i'm running my QBs at 1400ma and they get pretty hot already. i wonder why their max current is double what HLG recommends.

with the rate LED tech is advancing and the dropping prices i really don't care to get more than 2 or 3 years out of my lamp so underdriving seems pointless to me. probably end up replacing it before it burns out anyways lol
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Heres the company details.
https://tophspcb.en.alibaba.com/pro...pm=a2700.8304367.prsea43447.42.32ae610byx4ckR
 
I imagine 6 so prepared boards and a HLG-480H-C3500B(2S3P) to drive the boards at 80w each in a 4x 4' tent .... or with a HLG-600 even for a 5x 5'. No heat sinks required, only c-channels on the boards back side and a frame to attach and hang them. 80 to 100w per board is probably the sweet spot for these boards..
 
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