ok cool. just need confirmation that i am indeed calculating things correctly.

thakns

To save a bit of money in the beginning, would it be fine if i put 4 strips on the HLG-138 driver? So i will have just 1 driver in the beggining with 4 strips, instead of the original 2 driver, 3 strips each setup. 4 strips at max A for the driver (1.05A) is around 189V, which is at the max for the ...

Cool, thank you.

hey guys just need some confirmation before i pull the trigger, so please advise if my selection is ok, good or just plain silly :D I am looking at the Meanwell HLG-185-C1050A driver, with its 95-190V output, and max 1.05A. This driver could run 4 of the 44.6 V H-Influx strips, although i will be on...

OK so the best route is to go for 2 drivers, each pushing 3 strips in series. Maybe even room for a 4th strip per series later on.

I want to get 3000k strips, to supplement my QB288 2 board kit during flowering. All this in a 90cm x 90cm tent. Should be good

thanks guys

I hope you guys don't mind me jumping on this thread with my own questions. I want to get 6 of the H-Influx strips with the double LED count, each have a 44.6V fV, and draw 44.6W at 1A. Which is better, running them all in Series, or having 3S2P strings? Am i correct in saying that if i go 3S2P setu...

makes sense yes.

ill run them at maybe 80% and add more boards later on.

thanks

I just did the math lol. So please excuse my lack of thought processing before posting this :-) Lm/W is not an indication on the overall brightness of the board. From the data, the lowest wattage setting: 22.86W x 206Lm/W = 4709.16 Lm and the highest wattage setting: 139.6W x 173.8Lm/W = 24262,48 Lm...

Hi all. Tried searching the forum for some answers, but was unable to resolve a search string that could match what i want to find out. So i have been looking into getting some QBs instead of going with separate strip options, purely for ease of setup. More specifically their 260W 2 board kits. Now ...

Thanks guys.

sorry for the delayed response. was on holiday:-)