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Can you explain what that means in the context of this build? Is that a stated spec somewhere?You cannot run the strips harder than 58% of max.
I'm not getting this "something goes wrong" theme. You wire your electric device (whatever it is) and then, assuming no one has messed with it, it's done. I have all sorts of electrical devices and nothing goes wrong with them. And wouldn't grounding the frame eliminate the remote possibility that the frame is electrified? The outlet is grounded. The garage circuit breaker now is connected to an 8' spike driven into the ground outside.You looking at above 300 Volt in the system, if something goes wrong and the frame is electrified, touching it will hurt
Is your suggestion would be to split the 300v into two 150v cc/cv drivers and wire this with 6 and 7 boards to keep the voltage down?You can't trust the descriptions on the driver and many sellers (like mouser) only list part of the important data.
My lovely Polish supplier has full descriptions on drivers HLG-185H-24A MEAN WELL - Pwr sup.unit: switched-mode | TME - Electronic components and also a beautiful parametric search which is very useful when choosing drivers
Don't worry about grounding.
The AC input to the driver has 3 leads, one of which is ground (green/yellow), if your outlet is grounded then so is the driver. It probably isn't
SG! Glad you could make it to my little corner of the world. Pull up a chair and enjoy the ride .Hey everyone, just sitting back watching the snow come down and reading some comments. Love the community! Cheers from Canada