I know what you’re saying, but I don’t know if powering too low is a thing? Not by running reduced current anyway. Test current on my cxb’s Is 2.4 amps and I run them at 1050ma max.
Usually the reason you use double row strips would be to use half the amount of single row strips, so 10 single row and 5 double row powered the same would be equal output. I understand you can give them low current.
And that is why I planned all along to use the double
Okay so what are you using lol. Double row or single row. 2’ or 4’
Ok thanks, that’s what I thought.
Double 2’ for this
Okay so the double row 2’ strips are 46v still. So 1 sec
So yea you would need 2 of the hlg-240h-c1050 to power 10 of them, that would give you 480w of power
Fb24b
46v
103w
2.24A
Those are 4’
Damn paper with wrong numbers. So, I did have everything but the strips right then, yippee
F562b is 2f single row, f564b is double row 2f, fb22b is 4’ single row and fb24b is 4’ double row strips
Yes so you could do pretty much exactly what you said. 10 of them driven at 50% on 2 hlg-240h-c1050 turned down and be in good shape, and if you ever needed the power it would be there.
Sorry I just got way confused with the lengths you were after and wanted to make sure you were getting the right stuff
Lmao I bet your brain was twisted lastnight trying to keep up Haha, been there.
Feeeww! So ya feel me lmao
I got data sheet math for 4’ and 2’ randomly added up together. All twisted. Calculating painkiller style
Are you getting the A or B version of the drivers? If using the B version you could wire them both together with a 50k Ohm potentiameter, or the A versions have it built in
I was planning on the B so I could dim a bit more in the veg.
If you want to wire them together a 50k Ohm Potentiameter is the way to go, or if separately, 2 100k Ohm potentiometers.