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This is embarrasing. This was already posted on RUI.. i wish I could delete this thread. I just wanted to make sure the info was in more place than just one but it's already here on RUI! *embarrased*

Found this on another forum. Spreading the info to make the world a better place. Soil moisture sensors - Tensiometers or Capacitive sensors There are several ways to measure soil moisture levels. Cheapest and least reliable is a resistance based sensor. These measure the electrical...

Well a thermal switch protects the circuit from too much heat (cooling failure) A fuse protects from too much current .. (probably only applicable for parallel builds in certain configurations.. I have a parallel build that even if it tries to feed all the juice to one of the LEDs it's still...

Thermal Switches for the Gen2 are here. Most people that bought the modules didn't include thermal switches but they are essential if you dont want to burn out a non-replaceable PCB.: https://www.rollitup.org/t/thermal-switches-to-protect-your-diy-grow-lights.1014469/

Find this on Digikey. Same one Chilled uses on their GEN2 Cuts power at 60C and resets at 30C B12A06005AEDA0GE Click here for the Datasheet ****************************** Digi-Key Part Number 317-1395-ND Manufacturer Cantherm Manufacturer Part Number B12A06005AEDA0GE Description...

Do I Need To Actively Cool The Heatsinks? See the cooling requirements table below: Drive Current Used 175W PCB 90W PCB 1050mA Active Cooling Required Active Cooling Preferred 700mA Active Cooling Required Passive Cooling or Active Cooling 350mA Passive Cooling or Active Cooling Passive...

For everyone that has some of these and needs the technical info, chilled pulled it off their website so finding this has been a real pain in the arse. Enjoy bongsmilie Oh yeah, nice little 'secret'... not sure about the 90W PCBs but on the 175W PCBs you can actually run the white channels at...