licoricetree
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I have 4 Vero 29 gen 6 hooked up to a hlg 240 1750 was able to dim with three LEDs hooked up but when I hooked up four it stopped dimming did it switch the driver to constant voltage?
Sounds Like It Beins The Vero29 Gen 6 is 36.8 V x 4 =147.2 And The Fv For The 240-1750 Is 143 With The 0ver Load Protection At 150 V. My Question Is Why 4 On A 240? Hell the Gen6's Sweet Spot Is 80 Watts@2100mA. I Run 4 Gen6's On A Hlg320-2100BI have 4 Vero 29 gen 6 hooked up to a hlg 240 1750 was able to dim with three LEDs hooked up but when I hooked up four it stopped dimming did it switch the driver to constant voltage?
My Experience Comes From Hooking Up 4 Citi's 1212(34.5) To A 240-1750. When I Was At Full Power My Readings Were 1.76 Volts With 215 Watts Not Even Close To What They Should Have Been. I Talked To Rahz And cobkits And we came To The Conclusion the I Was Tickling the Over Voltage Protection Thus Limiting My Voltage. With the Gen 6 Vero Fv At 36.8 I'm Surmising That You Blew By The Protection Which Affected Your Dimming Capabilities.Wanted to try it out see how many i can fit so guess back to 3 it is. I have 3 240 1750 not being used and 18 gen 6 vero not being used figured id use them up but looks like im going to have to get another 1750. Also have a sp-320-36 i can use. what is the over voltage doing to make it so dim? voltage limiting?
Lmao I Now Have 2 Dresser Draws Full Of Drivers. Hook It Up And Check It OutThat is what i thought cause the more it heats up the voltage is increasing and making the lights brighter. Ive spent enough on drivers blah.Wonder how two clu3618 will do on the 240 1750 parallel on the sstx heat sinks?
Was thinking of running 8-10 on a SP 1000 48. Think I'm going parallel from here going forward