Ok. Thanks LEDG.
I just spoke to digikey and they will happily do a return for me. So for the $20 return shipping cost I will just do that and buy the correct ones.. the 42b models..

Really appreciate your advice on here!

Actually should be ok from what I understand thanks to the constant current mode? So the datasheets + my interpretation of your video linked below + my math tell me: This driver will run at constant current mode when all amps are being gobbled up by my lights. So 6.7amps easily eaten up by / 9 strip...

OK, So I think I may have really messed up. I have purchased and received two HLG-320H-48B drivers which turned up today.. Problem being I was supposed to order the 42B versions. I don't know how I managed this! Will these still be useable for me? As above - I am planning on running 18 of the BXEB-L...

Ok, Great. Thanks for the reply!
That one can definitely work. Some lead time on when that model can ship, but I have time up my sleeve on this one..

So I would be wiring these in Parallel I assume?
In your opinion is this is enough light for my application?

A further note. Would I be better off running this version driver?
HLG-320H-C700B

Slightly less current per strip though? Not sure if there are advantages to go one way or the other?
Could add a couple more strips and still be in the voltage range?

Hi All, Just wanting some educated feedback on this before I get too far down the track to make sure my plan is solid. I have no experience with leds and drivers, but slowly getting my head around voltages and currents thanks to sites like this. I am more handy enough and more than capable on the fa...