Not sure if you have taken a look at this one, sharing anyway :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjkEJjlzGv8 Also i cant remember where i read it, but someone else can confirm or deny this maby, That you can use your actual lux reading an divide by 67.3, and that would give approx PPFD reading, unde...

Hi! nice driver :lol: The output in the driver has a + and a -. You need to share the plus from the driver with the plus in all the strips, and the minus with the minus on the strips. The most common way to do this is using wago connectors. I'll try to find the potentiometer data for you, an old us...

Very cool setup! looking forward to more pics!

Hello!
I was thinking on a build than ran over 300v myself, but was corrected on the limitation on the connectors of the strips, they are apparently rated for around 300v, yet recommended not to go over 250v
Thats all i can give of input as im new to this. Someone correct me if im wrong

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I wish more people would comment on this And add to the discussion. I’m just diving into Arduino myself, and will have many questions! I know this guy uses arduino to update live info to his stream, not sure if he is using it to control lights, but i believe he is, as an instagram post of his shows...

sweet! yeah i was thinking that driver was not meant for series in this case atleast glad you got it working!

Im no expert, but is that even the correct driver for a series build?