Absolutely! Go to Horticultural Lighting Group dot com. Look under catalog then heatsinks.
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Thanks I’ll take a look an see if I can find it. I just build a light by mistake that would be perfect for a 2x2 (LOL)
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Just as @Bubblehead stated. Under heatsinks you’re looking for the slate 2 triple. It’s $40
Is it possible to send me the link I’m looking I have not found it yet
It’s not approved. On hlg site go to menu and type in heat sinks in the search bar. Should bring up 3 options. Selects slate 2 and change option to triple
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Thanks I just found it so it would be triple not double correct.
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You just made a double out of a triple, lol
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Yeah I’m still laughing it’s all good. I really do appreciate you guys taking the time to help me out.
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Those look like correct boards. The 94v is just portion of part number for pcb I’m pretty sure.
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Thanks @dbrn32 good to hear from you, The Volts marked on the board had me a little confused .
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@dbrn32 and for the rest. This is HLG 260xl rspec Board.
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Thanks @MrPeat that would be exactly what I am working with.
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Good morning thought I would share a little info, heat sink material seems to be an anodized pop metal pretty much like the material old car door handles were made out of. So was not successful welding, used to different alloy aluminum wires. No big deal I ordered a new one. @MrPeat@ @BobbyDigital @dbrn32 @Bubblehead you never know I might need to build a double down the road so I did save it.
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That a boy! Great attitude. As I look at up grading my already great light.
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Good morning @Bubblehead @MrPeat got the light assembled. I know y’all are using this light and familiar with it save me a little time on the learning curve. When you set the driver to the brightness, are you using a voltmeter or just turning the pot to full turn and then back it off a quarter turn to equal 75% output. Also what is recommended for veg and flower. Also what height are you running this light. THANKS
if you have a Vot and a Iot pot use the Iot pot to adjust the current. The Vot should be set at 54 volts when the Iot is at 100%. The driver should have been preset at the factory. On way to know how many watts you are using is to plug into a killawat plug. Using one will let you know the watts being used and how much your adjusting the watt output.
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Thanks @Bubblehead I appreciate your help this 260 is a very bright light excited to put it to work.
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I’m running my lights full blast.
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Thanks @MrPeat that’s good to know did it come preset full Blast ,or did you crank it up.
Mine was full blast right out of the box.
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