Nice bit of engineering there is very neatly designed and built 10 out of 10 for the skill level is not something that I could do To advanced and fiddly for me i would break something that would be a certainty. Nice job homesteader. PeaceDrilled 3 holes on both sides of the light so I could feed the positive and negative wires to the drivers. Attached the three dimmer boxes and trimmed the wires and prepping them to solder them together by putting heat shrink tubing on each connection.
Final touches to the light that will be a good light and the power is very good. Looking forward to seeing you grow with your elegant new light decent diodes the osram Is a great idea to use the wood to space the bars looks really nice and it is totally different from the norm and I like that I’m going on a bit now i apologise for that SorryThanks Cypress!
Soldered the joints and wrap them with a small piece of electrical tape before putting the heat shrink on. Worked pretty well imo to do it that way instead of just the heat shrink. Still need to find some hooks and figure out how to make the wiring on the top look decent.
So fuckin coolThe hanger seem to be fine thankfully. The light clocks in at 409 watts on full 20 watts on full dim.
I use stainless screw eyes.Hopefully using a pex hanger strap isn't a stupid idea for a hook. Seems solid enough though.
They are good readings for the height and i assume that the height is able to get closer if you wish to. Not sure that you will need to be any closer than your current height Nice work manReading from my hydrofarm meter at 18" on full is about 1100 umol in the center and 550 to 600 umol on the corners.
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?