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Old 09-05-2012, 02:00 PM
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I have pretty much all the colors if you wanted to see them, I also have extra hardware and LEDs if you're interested. Actually I have 2 0-10V conversion kits I'll never use... Just saying.
I just realized something . . . I have no idea what a 0-10V conversion kit is, or why I should need/use them.

If I do need them, I'll happily purchase yours instead of ordering any for the 36" build. I'm pretty sure I've got everything coming from Martin that I require for the NC12 build (and then some).
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You only need it if you're using drivers that use PWM signal for dimming rather than 0-10v.
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You only need it if you're using drivers that use PWM signal for dimming rather than 0-10v.
Oh. I don't know what I'm using or how it works. I'll get back to you on that!

Edit: They're the Mean Well ELN-60-48D drivers. I believe they are 0-10V. That is very good info to have. It will give me additional options when shopping for drivers for the 36".

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