For me its more of a hobby , so i enjoy it. You can do anything with the l04s 48ct. i havent got the 32 bulb ones yet so i dont know but when the price is that cheap it dont really matter. I jujst built a 5x5' light out of L04s 3500k. Im sure it would of done great in flower but i last minute changed the design back to a 1khps and im tearing apart my build for supplemental lighting instead.
Yeah , I run parallel w/ solid core wire too. One of my supplementals has about a 12’ wire from the driver with no prob at all. Are you talking about Arrows website? I wasn’t aware they had wiring diagrams. Thx
no , i was referring to here at rollitup or led gardener. basically anyway you want to run them as long as your not looping them together like i first did.Yeah , I run parallel w/ solid core wire too. One of my supplementals has about a 12’ wire from the driver with no prob at all. Are you talking about Arrows website? I wasn’t aware they had wiring diagrams. Thx
Lol it’s addicting, I made this yesterday with scrap. Had to replicate, only 6”/2-22w .. shit makes me laugh every time I walk by it
Yeah my first strip build with the M-series turned out a bit messy wiring 10-14 strips in parallel with all the Wagos. My second build and from here on out I’ll be using terminal strips. 14AWG to the terminal strip and 18AWG to each strip. Ended up way cleaner, I definitely prefer it over tons of wagos.
After reading your post i found these https://www.arrow.com/en/products/3273504/phoenix-contact?q=3273504
I got a few of the 4000K of those to play with. just note they are 48v not 24. was gonna buy more but 40mm wide alum makes heatsinks too expensive for my taste.
I was looking at those wondering if they would work. I found some single row ones I was figuring I could do all the positive in one and negative in the other.
I’m going to use these, they come with the jumpers.
these 320s will do it too. I prefer 2 drivers in a tent for redundancy anyway that way if 1 fails it doesn't go dark. plus I think 2 of these comes out $10 cheaper for an extra 40 watts
Just note that their efficiency is in the 120lm/W range. That's pretty abysmal compared to 190lm/W H-strip range.
Running them at test wattage yes.
i was thinking they would be much higher then 120l/w ran at lower currents. Thanks for correcting that.
Those are for wave soldering to a PCB. "mounting: Wave soldering". Also, it's not a bus or distribution block, the terminals are not connected together.
