Can someone provide me with a list of equipment needed to build a 60+ watt led fixture. That would be much appreciated thanks.
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Thank you! Any recommended products from them?I am not affiliated with rapidLED.com and it is really the only DIY LED site that I have used so I have nothing to compare to. But they have been great. I have a DIY LED strip light and two DIY LED modules that I made. I usually get the fans from eBay/china. I buy the heatsinks other places. But the LEDs and power supplies I get from them.
I already have the leds picked out. I just need like a link to a dc adapter and things along those lines.
Thanks you this is pretty much what I was looking for.Nobody can really help you out without more specifics
1)Diode type
2)diode forward voltage
3)Are you going to use a controller? Dimming?
ect...
A general list of recommended suppliers:
ledsupply for LDD drivers and Meanwell power supplies
bluacro for dual dimmable, current adj drivers
rapidLED for driver boards (removable pull down resistors)
heatsinksusa for some bare bones aluminum.
you really need to supply some more info..
OK Thanks!I did a LED strip to fit my hood recently. These are what I ended up needing.
1-2 Aluminum thin sheets to mount the LEDs.
Small heat sinks to go on other side on alumium sheet. (If 1W LED small. if 3W LEd you will need bigger heat sicks with bigger alumium strip)
1 AC-DC converter with right voltage and ampere range. (Again depends on how many LED and 1W or 3W)
Wires to connect them.
2 or 3 pin AC power connector to socket.
Casing to encase the light fixture.
Cheers
I’m doing 3w ledsI did a LED strip to fit my hood recently. These are what I ended up needing.
1-2 Aluminum thin sheets to mount the LEDs.
Small heat sinks to go on other side on alumium sheet. (If 1W LED small. if 3W LEd you will need bigger heat sicks with bigger alumium strip)
1 AC-DC converter with right voltage and ampere range. (Again depends on how many LED and 1W or 3W)
Wires to connect them.
2 or 3 pin AC power connector to socket.
Casing to encase the light fixture.
Cheers