Blue Acro DIY LED parts "kit"

Stealthprix

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Hello everyone, I'm selling some leftover diy led parts that I'm not using. I bought all this stuff for a previous build and completely changed directions. This "kit" is a mix of new and used parts but everything works well.

Included:

- used one BlueAcro Acrostar mega 4z 20k led array. No optics or reflector. Retails at $85
https://blueacro.com/acrostar/products#mega4z

- new Coralux Storm LED controller with jumper cables
https://www.rapidled.com/coralux-storm-led-controller/

- new Coralux temp probe
https://www.rapidled.com/temperature-probe/

- new Rapid LED LDD-H-4S driver board
https://www.rapidled.com/ldd-h-4s-driver-board/

- new SCW05B-12 driver (controls fan)

- new (quantity 4) LDD-700H LED drivers

- new unused syringe of thermal grease

- used CPU heatsink and fan

- new Mean well 24v power supply



This is pretty much everything you need for a powerful little LED set up. I don't have par readings or anything but I temporarily set it over a 14"x14" cube tank and it lit it well.



I'm asking - $135 shipped



Sorry for the lack of pictures. Feel free to PM me and I can give you my phone or email to send pictures.



Thanks!
 
What optics/lenses are compatible with this setup?
 
I planned on just using a basic projector style lense and making it work. I bought one and it seemed like it would work great but I super glued the lense to the reflector and the lense had a chemical reaction and fogged up so I threw it away.
Like this:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/20W-100W-H...902818?hash=item591173faa2:g:-9oAAOSwK6Nbd9US
BlueAcro might sell the proper reflector/diffuser separately but I'm not sure.
 

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