Help identifying strips
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I Have a 8 strip led light made by progrowtech. It has a pink frame like the ev700. It has a burnt out driver and I was hoping to turn it into 2 lights for 2 4x2' tents. I've looked but cant seem to find what strips they use. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks.
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Sorry about the wait. I had it in storage.
There are 3 drivers total. They are run to 2 other boxes labeled, powered by microcode. They have no other markings. One of these is blown out, not the driver. My mistake.
There are 2 of the same drivers.
Inventronics EUD-320s670 DT
Constant current, type HL
input. 100-240/277 Vac. 4.04 amp max
Output. 320w, 24-68v. DC. 6600mA max
And 1 of this driver
Inventronics EUD150s560DTA
input. 100-240/277 Vac. 1.7amp
100-250/300 VDC. 1.7AMP.
If there is anything else you would need, let me know.
Thanks again for all your help.
There are 3 drivers total. They are run to 2 other boxes labeled, powered by microcode. They have no other markings. One of these is blown out, not the driver. My mistake.
There are 2 of the same drivers.
Inventronics EUD-320s670 DT
Constant current, type HL
input. 100-240/277 Vac. 4.04 amp max
Output. 320w, 24-68v. DC. 6600mA max
And 1 of this driver
Inventronics EUD150s560DTA
input. 100-240/277 Vac. 1.7amp
100-250/300 VDC. 1.7AMP.
If there is anything else you would need, let me know.
Thanks again for all your help.
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Can I just use the 2 drivers singularly to power 4 strips each? Just add dimmer? I believe it has spectrum manipulations. But all I need is on and dim. There are 6ish output wires.
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320=cool white and has 2 wires
320=warm white and has 2 wires
150w = reds and has 2 wires.
Not quite sure why they are going into a box and what "microcode" is. Shouldn't need any distribution boards, but maybe if they are parallel they took the extra step.
The boards are 3 channels....hence the 6 outputs, 2 wires for each channel.
The missing piece of info is what is the voltage of each board when running. On the channel that works can you get a multimeter on it to check the voltage?
Once you have that can figure out the specs to split it in two fixtures.
320=warm white and has 2 wires
150w = reds and has 2 wires.
Not quite sure why they are going into a box and what "microcode" is. Shouldn't need any distribution boards, but maybe if they are parallel they took the extra step.
The boards are 3 channels....hence the 6 outputs, 2 wires for each channel.
The missing piece of info is what is the voltage of each board when running. On the channel that works can you get a multimeter on it to check the voltage?
Once you have that can figure out the specs to split it in two fixtures.
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It is called micromole, sorry spell check got me.
One of them has a hole from the inside out. Like someone shot it with a .22 from the inside. Wondering what made it fail like that? But then again I don't know what it is.
I have a multi meter and will try and test it. How would I go about testing half of it? My friend said it was smoking before he put it out of commission.
Thank you for the help. I appreciate it.
One of them has a hole from the inside out. Like someone shot it with a .22 from the inside. Wondering what made it fail like that? But then again I don't know what it is.
I have a multi meter and will try and test it. How would I go about testing half of it? My friend said it was smoking before he put it out of commission.
Thank you for the help. I appreciate it.
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So the broken box is on the input side. Should I put a plug on the 320 driver, bypassing the broken box? Wire to the strips should be series or parallel? Then test 4 strips?
Thanks again.
Thanks again.
How they should be wired depends on how they're wired now, can you identify that?
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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
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
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Shipbob i will look at it tomorrow when I have more time. I should be able to figure it out. Does my plan above seem right once I figure the strip wiring?