Over voltage region Meanwell driver

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nadirep

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What exactly do they mean with the term "over voltage region" on the datasheet of the HLG480-c2100b?

I know that the voltage of the driver is the limiting part when put on a load. But in some cases I find out that I miss out for 3 volts of the total voltage needed.

Is it possible to get a litle more volts out if you stay in the under voltage region and get away with it?
 

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nfhiggs

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nadirep said:
What exactly do they mean with the term "over voltage region" on the datasheet of the HLG480-c2100b?

I know that the voltage of the driver is the limiting part when put on a load. But in some cases I find out that I miss out for 3 volts of the total voltage needed.

Is it possible to get a litle more volts out if you stay in the under voltage region and get away with it?
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"over voltage region" is where the unit will shut down completely, then repower up.

Yeah, you can probably get away with a few volts over the rated maximum.
 
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