That's going to add some good light to your area, You are getting things set up in that temple, Air , Water, and lighting. Your grow temple will be really nice when you have it all done.Just bought a new SP150 to fill this little void.
I'm sure the ladies are gonna thank me for it!
Glad to hear you are well Sara! Be safe, sending positive vibes...
- it's a great light, but the situation with the DC leads isn't ideal. Since you now do supply long enough leads (two TS 1000 I recently bought had the long leads, and so did the OP's TSL 2000 in the referenced thread), I'm wondering if you will make those available for existing customers. Personally I'd be happy to replace the existing leads, opening the PSUs and swapping them out for longer ones (well within my professional capability), but others may want actual extension leads that are professionally made and rated for the power in use.
I just unplugged and measured the TSL 2000 grounding. The power supply housings are grounded, and the reflector gets grounded when the PSUs are screwed onto it (the PSU housings have a layer of lacquer or something, so you have to pierce that with your probes). The DC supply is floating, as it should be - there's more than 2MOhm between it and ground (I didn't bother to try for higher resistances - 2M is enough). So if you measure AC voltage between ground and the reflector with the PSUs removed, you'd normally be measuring a floating potential and what voltage you see is induced noise - there's probably no measurable current available, so not dangerous. BTW, I don't think I can feel any current with a 15V AC potential on my skin - if you can feel a current by touching the reflector there may be something not quite right...
My comments were about after removing the power supplies. I had also measured the amperage at the time, and there was none. But I can definitely feel that kind of stray voltage with my fingertips, or perhaps the magnetic induction thats creating it, I don't really know.
Yep, I got that, hence commending you for adding a ground wire
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I don't suggest you add a dimmer. You can remove the power of sp250, so that you can turn on the light directly in the power supply. I suggest you add a wattmeter, so that you can adjust to the wattage you want more accurately.
At present, both our ts and SP have added 2m extension power cord. If you want to add additional power cord to your ts, you can order it from our factory in China, or you can DIY yourself. @Old Salt has posted the parameters of the extension cable before. You can refer to it, here is link: Mars-Hydro TSL-2000: Unboxing & Installation@SmokeSara
With reference to this discussion:
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Hello everyone, is there are someone who have 4x2 tent with led lights? I have mars hydro tsl2000 in 4x2x7 tent with exhaust 20w 5inches 190m3 but it's not enough to keep temperature belove 25, basically the tent has to be opened all the time... Outside temperature is just above zero, in the...www.420magazine.com
I take it that you now supply adequately long leads on the TS series to place the power supplies outside the tent. My TSL 2000 has leads that are a bit short even for the installation with the power supplies mounted on the light. The leads are short enough that they can place undue stress on the plugs and sockets - the plug housing are bending upwards because of the somewhat short leads. After the many daily thermal cycles of 50C++ this could potentially fail sometime in the future. Ref. the pictures below.
Now, like some people I'd like to place the PSUs outside the tent, but that either requires extension leads which are hard to get in adequate quality, or make my own extension. For the latter option I can't find any 2.5mm DC plugs with a rating I dare use for each of the 150 watts halves of the TSL 2000.
My plants and me like the TSL 2000 a lot
The somewhat short leads:
The short leads place mechanical stress on the plug and socket - an arrangement like this can be failure prone, particularly with the thermal cycles the lights undergo:
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