Strips H282 (24 diode) H562 (48 diode) all 3000K H562 24V 1200mA max (560mm x 18mm x 1.6mm) H282 24V 600mA max. (275mm x 18mm x 1.6mm) H562's lit ejrQNsTNTpiE1l+XxToHfg.jpg H282 fullsizeoutput_27.jpeg Closeup QrSsMHP6QUijAYZhLP0pLg.jpg qE%JYzM%QXGa7xium7rQxg.jpg Aluminum backing, 1.6mm thick yn+Mj19...

Since the other thread about the custom spectrum 288 boards got buried, thought I'd mention that they were made by Shenzen Bright. They last company I decided to deal with from Shenzen (Alibaba). I would recommend them over both Meijiu and Bava, but haven't dealt with Hansion of Mufue before. Their ...

I see you chose to go with Meijiu for the boards. I have bought and sold their boards before, and have feedback from a customer that that board was brighter than a Closet Case 140 from spectrum king when hung side by side. The CC 140 was $200 more expensive than what I sold him my kit at (around $12...

If you are planning on running them altogether, the Meanwepl HLG 240-24A would work for parallel wiring. The HLG 240-c2100a would be the best for series wiring. If you’re able to solder a potentiometer, look to the B series HLG drivers, but idk what ohm resistor you may need. LEDG has videos posted ...

cool stuff, but 150/135 lm/w don't sound like lm561c to me, or am i wrong? Yeah, was wondering the same thing when I first saw it. It could be the 2700K diodes bringing the lm/w down but I would have to see it side by side with a HLG 288's sphere data to know. Judging by the looks, what other diode...

Data for 3000K boards Pic of mixed spectrum lit up and wattage full power (w/ HLG-120H-54B dimmer)

Hey guys, been a while since I posted here about the various Shenzen "lm561c" boards from China and I'd thought I post what I have been up to. I recently was able to customize the spectrum of the 288 board, and came up with the outer 4 rows 3000K, middle 2 rows 2700K and a single row of 4000K in bet...

Is the driver you're dimmable? If i'm right they are about 36V boards being run at 2100mA on a constant current driver, giving you about 140 or so watts from the wall? If you have decent ventilation and a couple of fans try dropping it to 12" then put your hand at the canopy and see what the temp's ...

Okay, it’s a handy voltage and a good number of diodes on a small form-factor and at a decent price (even if it still requires the most expensive of heatsinks). Definitely a good way to pack a bunch of light into a small space... and will probably be a great compliment on COB builds. But it’s 100% ...

i start to wonder if what i rather want is something like a H/F/Q-series strip but with an aluminum PCB instead. i found some suppliers claiming they use LM561c and 15*560mm aluminum PCB. these dimensions render them more universally usable for DIY compared to quantum boards, while retaining the go...