I did this for fun, but if you think about it, the beam pattern from these lights is well suited to plant shelving, and the fact they are designed to be water-resilient means they could be a good choice for a task like this. You can also get similar lights in much higher power ratings and matching grow-light LEDs.
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just saying
i have just worked out your mad😛
you got me asking now lol.. can u make a vid? or let me know more about the comment that whit LEDs are actually blue. but with added yellow? white substraite ?
Clive you could file down the sidewall of the driver casing next to a screw, Then use the case screws for grounding.
Usual Chinese junk, you get what you pay for, pity they don't pay more attention to detail make better item's even if it costs a little MORE!
Want to get yourself an electric screw driver,l got really great 1 from Lidl pas7.2 A1 just right for bench use nice size forward/reverse even got torque settings 1to5 ,max useful on plastic items so not to strip threads,Lidl Parkside tools inexpensive mostly of good quality think made in Sweden not Chinese junk!👹
Did anyone notice that the light made the HOPI readout display quit flickering? ! =-)
Hey @bigclivedotcom, can you share a link to the LED you used (or share any advice for not getting ripped off by fake grow LEDs)? Thanks!
The people who actually suggested operator error on the screws being put back in wrong place do not buy many things from ebay. They weren't good enough for big box store, sell them online. That's what happens.
I think it is normally grounded via the conduit.
Amazing informative education entertainment.
I'm surprised that Clive doesn't have a spot welder or a tap and die set.