Help identifying strips

[greengenes]

I took apart the output current control box. It has 3 potentiometers. 3000k. 660nm. 6500k.

Is the 3000k and 6500k, the 320w drivers? The 120w to the 660nm?

Can I just put a 3prong plug to one 320w driver w/pot. And wire that to 4 strips. Then test that? Not trying to burn the place down.

Thanks

Yep, 320w drivers for each white CCT, then the 120w for the 660nm.

Odd they have LV and HV going on. I'm guessing in parallel on the white channels, then a big series/parallel on the reds.

Any way to show the wiring from board to board?

[BigButters]

Yep, 320w drivers for each white CCT, then the 120w for the 660nm.

Odd they have LV and HV going on. I'm guessing in parallel on the white channels, then a big series/parallel on the reds.

Any way to show the wiring from board to board?

You are right. Parallel on 320w drivers. The 100w driver output goes to a T connector. I have no idea how that hooks to anything. Each strip has 1 input. The controller unit has 1 input.
I got the light not hooked up. I'm unfamiliar how the T goes to.

[BigButters]

So can I just hook up the 320w driver to the 4 strips in parallel? I just wouldn't have the 660nm?
There are only a few 660nm diodes in those strips? Would i still be able to flower or just use them for veg?

Thanks

[greengenes]

So can I just hook up the 320w driver to the 4 strips in parallel? I just wouldn't have the 660nm?
There are only a few 660nm diodes in those strips? Would i still be able to flower or just use them for veg?

Thanks

Yes appears that way. You don't "need" the 660 to flower/.