Making Black Box LEDs controllable with apex

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I bought some wills black boxes off Amazon and figured out how to easily modify them so that they have seperate white and blue Chanel’s and ramp up from 0-100% Litterally takes about 5-10 mins a light. If anyone is interested I’ll post a step by step and link the supplies I used here.

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I know for sure that you can not complain about the price for these lights and it will not take long to prove that the additional coverage has increased growth. Looking forward to a full video and maybe a bit more of your grow out tanks.
 
I bought some wills black boxes off Amazon and figured out how to easily modify them so that they have seperate white and blue Chanel’s and ramp up from 0-100% Litterally takes about 5-10 mins a light. If anyone is interested I’ll post a step by step and link the supplies I used here.

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Did you direct wire to Apex or use some sort of PCB?
 

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