Need help deciding on which led strips to use

[shimz]

You could use that 100w driver, but if you are going to run at 100% just be sure to keep the strips cool. The 240 would not work with just two strips. You would be below the CC voltage for it, according to the datasheet.

 

[WeedSexWeightsShakes]

You could use that 100w driver, but if you are going to run at 100% just be sure to keep the strips cool. The 240 would not work with just two strips. You would be below the CC voltage for it, according to the datasheet.

My plan is to put a 260 QBs kit in there and get either 2 or 4 4ft strips and put them on the sides to get better spread. The 320 qb kit doesn’t quite cover 2.5ft wide very well imo. I don’t really need to run the strips 100%. I think 75ish% would be good. So the hlg 100h 48a dimmed down to like 70watts should be good?

 

[shimz]

Sure would, just with the caution on cooling. You may want to check out the inFlux series from Samsung if you want to drive the 301B chip hard. These are a little more coin, but have aluminum backs like the HLG boards to help disperse the heat.

SL-B8V7N90L1WW is the L09 version, a double row strip that can handle 66W at 48V. Two would fit nicely on an HLG120H-48B.

 

[WeedSexWeightsShakes]

Sure would, just with the caution on cooling. You may want to check out the inFlux series from Samsung if you want to drive the 301B chip hard. These are a little more coin, but have aluminum backs like the HLG boards to help disperse the heat.

SL-B8V7N90L1WW is the L09 version, a double row strip that can handle 66W at 48V. Two would fit nicely on an HLG120H-48B.

I really like this idea. Think I’d need support for the 4ft strips ?

Those are only 128lm/watt?