Diy led

flworkd

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3W LED, VF 3.2-3.6v, IF 700mA, color 18000~20000k, 220lm,

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3x2" c channel aluminium
 
Looking good, Jae. Will the aluminum frame serve as the heat sink? How many of the frames will you need for your tank?
 
Looking good, Jae. Will the aluminum frame serve as the heat sink? How many of the frames will you need for your tank?

Tom , you are 100% correct .

Jae , Joseph , and I will be working on this built together . We are each going to do a DIY LED light fixture . Jae is the Brains on this build . Joseph , and I will be the helpers . We will post everything as we go along .
 
Dude, That is Awesome. When can i come up and visit again?

wait 440 3WLEDs? 1300watts of light? you better get those fish some sunglasses.
 
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Slow down Dude, We want to help. I will be by in the morning.Reefrubble, Time to rock. Jae---Put the led down and slowly walk away!!!
 
do you think the aluminum beams you are using will be sufficient for cooling the LED's?there isnt alot of surface area in those beams so im wondering what your plans are.
 
do you think the aluminum beams you are using will be sufficient for cooling the LED's?there isnt alot of surface area in those beams so im wondering what your plans are.

Chris , Jae did some test pieces , and they didn't get what you would even call warm . After running for over an hour , you could hardly notice any heat . The channel had a slight warm feel , and that was w/o a fan .
 
first heat test was used 3W 350mA almost no heat on C channel heat sink
now I'm using 3W 700mA, yes there is some heat but not hot. any air moving will help to lower Temp
 
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