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Yes that is a typo. I have fixed that. The 2 leds repeated as 410 are in fact Semileds 420nm Cheers Mark

These are XP footprint leds, so Cree XPG-3 Royals, XPE-2 photos, semileds violets etc Cheers Mark

Hi Frank Yes 30000 lx would be the normal Lumen based light level while 444 sounds like the correct ppfd level. I never worry about wall thickness. I will get back with the grid layout info Cheers Mark

we have a lot of ies files in PPFD, im guessing we should put these online?. Note when you generate a final report in PPFD, Dialux does not show the number as PPFD it shows as LX(Lux) however you can be sure these are PPFD numbers Cheers Mark

my first advice is make sure you have the ies in both Lumens and PPFD, that way you get flexible ways at looking at results. You can add multiple boards in the grid set up and can move modules around manually Cheers Mark

always appreciate the lift bro Cheers

exchange rate is a sumabitch right now so I had to lift a little on the 90 cri as the chips are dearer, hoping to get better costs on leds/boards to get the price lower again, its a constant battle Cheers Mark

all our strip products are here https://www.cutter.com.au/product-category/diy-led-kits/horticulture-lighting/grow-led-colors/linear-led-strip-boards/ cheers Mark

Hi Air We had to lift the cost a little on the 90 CRI as we have a shit exchange rate right now(AUD-USD) and the 90 CRI chips are dearer than the 80, Im hoping to get the cost down again as were negotiating on better PCB/Chip costs Cheers Mark

I think he is saying that in a sphere the light is fixed in place, with a goni you need to have the sensor at a set distance from the light relative to the fixtures size Cheers

try one eye trouser snake:cool:

Hey @whytewidow I will email you Cheers Mark

You would need to use a Solar regulator but Im not sure what models. LDD can be fussy about wide swings in voltage Cheers Mark

I will update the data on the strips this week, sorry been snowed since getting back, just a time issue Cheers Mark

no it is quite simple with a sharp tool to push down on the small ' bikers pedal' to release the wire or use it to insert wire Cheers Mark

no worries, little info in the connectors

Apologies, this set of boards did not come with Cathode/Anode markings. Please note the connector under the Solskin logo is Anode(+) The board is fitted with the new Wago 2065 solderless, extremely low profile and reflective and with higher rating, 9A to 600v Cheers Mark

That is some serious strip building:-P

The kit uses Meanwell drivers. But if you were concerned about the driver we can supply a driverless option and you can procure the driver locally Cheers Mark