I have Kingbrite 600w strip running in my tent and got 2 new bars

shroomhaze

shroomhaze

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I found a Meanwell HLG-185H-24B for a very good price do you think if I bought that I can set the lights up?
 
grotbags

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a hlg-120h-48b will give 1250ma per strip on paper, real reported figures will be closer to 1500ma per stip.

a hlg-185 is too much...
 
grotbags

grotbags

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a hlg-185h-48b will give on paper 1950ma per strip but maybe as much as 2100ma each. too much...

a hlg-150h-48b will give on paper 1600ma per strip but maybe as much as 2000ma each. still a bit too much...
 
grotbags

grotbags

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obviously you could use any of these and dim to keep it in range but your just paying for unused watts.
 
shroomhaze

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grotbags said:
a hlg-185h-48b will give on paper 1950ma per strip but maybe as much as 2100ma each. too much...

a hlg-150h-48b will give on paper 1600ma per strip but maybe as much as 2000ma each. still a bit too much...
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hmm then it makes more sense to go with 150 for sure, Im gonna see if I can find hlg-150h where I live. I saw Xlg-150-24a too if I cant find hlg-150h do you think that would also be a good option?
 
shroomhaze

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Star Dog said:
It's maybe worth ordering some wago connectors they're really convenient to work with, some suitable cable if you don't have some.
Good luck with your project.
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oh yeah I dont have any cables I will have to order some too I will have to learn what kind to get and how to connect them as well ::(
 
grotbags

grotbags

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if you cant find a hlg-120h-48b you can use a hlg-120h-c1400b and wire the strips in series for 1400ma per strip.
 
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