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mdanielse
06.03.2011, 22:42
Hello there,

Is it possible to connect the Arcadia Eco-Aqua LED Lamps to the Profilux3 so that the are dimmable. Can i perhaps do this by connecting the Arcadia LED-tubes to a GHL LEDControl1 of LEDControl4?? The Arcadia LED-tubes are a great product, but for now they are connected through the GHL-powerbar, and thus can be only switched on or off. It would be great if the were dimmable.

I did e-mail Arcadia about some information, but the gave no reponse.
On the Internet i couldn't find any information either.
Perhaps you at GHL can help me with this question.

This is the link to the Arcadia Eco-Aqua LED tubes. (http://www.arcadia-uk.info/product.php?pid=92&mid=11&lan=en&sub=&id=4)

With Kind Regards,
Jack

mdanielse
10.03.2011, 22:12
No response jet, so it's apparently a difficult question.
Perhaps that a few photo's from the inside of the driver will help.

So witch expert out there, can figure out from the pictures which type of GHL LEDControl I need to dimm the Arcadia Eco-LED lamps.
Or is it perhaps not possible?

Any help will be appreciated......

Greetings,
Jack
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mdanielse
10.03.2011, 22:14
Here some more pictures


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Matthias
11.03.2011, 07:18
it seems they work with 24V, the LEDControl4Active is able to deal with voltages up to 18V

and I am not sure if they work with a constant voltage (then resistors in the tube are required) or with a constant current

-> I don`t think this will work, but I have too less technical details

mdanielse
11.03.2011, 14:29
That's to bad...........
So, at this time there is no way to get the Profilux dimm the Arcadia ECO-LED lamps?
Time for you to make a LEDControl5, especially for me and mij Arcadia LED lamps :)

Or is there a way to modify the existing LEDControl's for my purpose?

Greetings Jack

GHL Support
11.03.2011, 16:11
Unfortunately the design only allows up to 18V.
To achieve higher voltages the circuit of LEDControl4 have to be changed.

mdanielse
12.03.2011, 14:17
I found this thing on the Internet........ can i connect the 0-10v interface on this LEDDriver to the 0-10v interface on the Profilux? Or is it a different kind of interface.
(And yes...i know if my Led Lamps don't work with a constant voltage, something might blow up..)

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Matthias
13.03.2011, 12:31
I can`t read the datasheet, too small resolution

but a standard 0-10V-input can of course be driven by Profilux

mdanielse
13.03.2011, 14:56
I hope that this closeup is readable...


I can`t read the datasheet, too small resolution



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GHL Support
14.03.2011, 13:39
It has a standard 0-10V interface -> so ProfiLux could control it via a L-Port.

mdanielse
14.03.2011, 16:41
Great......... I will give it a try and hope that nothings blows up :)


It has a standard 0-10V interface -> so ProfiLux could control it via a L-Port.

marco
16.03.2011, 17:03
i hope it works would be great

GHL Support
17.03.2011, 08:44
Note:
Defects as a result of DIY projects is no warranty case. You should know what you do...

mdanielse
18.03.2011, 03:14
To bad.......... it did not work. The Arcadia led-tube only burns at full power, even when 100% dimming is applied you only see a very very small drop in brightness. So no PWM dimming for the Arcadia led-tubes.
I was able to control the dimming of the new Led-driver with the Profilux, because when i attached a "led-disco lamp" to it, then the dimming worked fine.

So back to square one....... hoping that GHL makes there LEDControl1 more powerful, 24V and some more mA would be nice to.


On the bright-side, i did not blow up anything ;) and we learned a lot...............

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