Ahhh was just editing that option into my post, but as I'm just not sure we'll have to keep hope alive that works well for them.

I think wiring the COBs in parallel would result in a 36V circuit which is under the driver's voltage range of 76 ~ 152V. The current supplied would be divided among the COB's (and perhaps not perfectly evenly) even if it worked so you would be getting very little power out of the driver's and all C...

Fluence should have an option that fits your needs, and they have large backing now from Osram. I'd be looking to them if you concerned with dealing with a smaller company. ProGrowTech I would consider if you want to support someone closer to the DIY guys. Andrew seems pretty great and you may get a...

There are some specifics about these drivers and LED's that can make for compatibility issues if not very well thought through. You may want to check out the LEDG guides on this stuff to get a good understanding of the why the popular setups end up the ways they do and whether certain setups lend th...

Maybe it's because I'm just waking up, but I found this a bit hard to follow. I'm running some of the slate 2 triple setups: https://horticulturelightinggroup.com/products/qb288-v2-with-slate-2-triple They do run on 2100mA drivers fine, I use the HLG-320H-C2100B for each of the HLG kits referenced, ...

"Damn son, where'd you find this?!"

The setup I had going, running each strip right under the 700mA per strip was capable of being run without needing any real heatsinks, which is sometimes freeing. If only we could make them levitate. I have a light that I run with these strips at up to the 1050mA level or slightly higher, but I have...

What you are planning should work fine.

I think the 4 footers have different voltage, 40v. If you drove them with more suitable drivers, might be doable to mix and match and get similar current to each strip across the board. You could do this setup with: 2 HLG-240H-20 derivative (A or B type for dimming) for the 560mm strips 2 HLG-480H-4...