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4 Mean Well ELN-60-48D dimmable driver for sale.

Bought for LED project, but I decided to go in a different direction.

3 have never bee opened and used.
1 was opened, and connected for testing purposes.

The driver worked perfectly when I tested my lights, but I'm going to switch them over to Meanwell LDD drivers and PWM control.

Would prefer to sell them all at once to one person, but I will sell them individually.

Bought from Rapid LED for $32 each new.

Price for all 4 including shipping $110

Individual purchase $30 each including shipping.




0 ~ 1.3A current range
24-48V DC Voltage (runs ~8-14 LEDs)
1-10V dimming control
Compatible with most ReefKeeper/Apex systems (make sure your specific system can regulate 0-10V)

Helpful hints on how to properly use your driver
http://www.vinnymarini.com/pictures/rap ... Driver.pdf

Note: A power cord does not come with the driver and will need to be purchased separately.

Mean Well ELN-60 Series Full Specifications
http://www.meanwell.com/search/eln-60/default.htm

PM me for questions or if interested.

Why are you going over to the LDD drivers? I'm not familiar with them.

--Colin

Much smaller in size.
Can have 1 PS for all 4 drivers.
They will dim to 0 and I believe they are more responsive for storm effects.

This is my board all assembled.


There is a 114 page thread about them on RC, with designs for the PCB and everything you need.

http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showt ... mming+to+0

Neat! Trying not to hijack your thread. Do you have a build thread on this going somewhere?

--Colin

I don't. The closest thing is that thread on Reef Central.
I was going to build them, but I bought the stuff from someone who started the project and then went with commercial LED's, so the board I have came to me assembled already.

The more I look at my soldering skills I probably couldn't have done this project myself.

It's not that difficult, I can do it! There is a socket package that you can use under the LDD drivers that allow you to change them easily. I just need to find the Eagle files for the 4 up board with pull down resistors. I have the cam files, but my vendor doesn't use them and I can't figure out how to get them loaded to Seeed Studio or one of the other overseas vendors.

I'm getting ready to change over too.

Fat

Will the Gerber files help you.
I found them in the Reef Central thread.

https://code.google.com/p/meanwell-ldd- ... loads/list

Sacohen wrote:Will the Gerber files help you.
I found them in the Reef Central thread.

https://code.google.com/p/meanwell-ldd- ... loads/list

They won't, but the site is worth exploring to see if I can find the Eagle files.

Thanks!

New thread so Steve can sell his stuff in peace.

http://forum.reefangel.com/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=4717

--Colin

OOPS, sorry Steve, I didn't mean to hijack the thread. But at least the comments bumped it to the top.

Yea. I'm not really thinking they are going to sell, I just thought I'd give it a shot though.
I have them listed on RD, R@R and 2 other forums including Craiglist and no action so far.
It may be my asking price, but these are literally never used except for 1 that I tested with for maybe 5 hours.

Did you check on returning them?

I haven't but it's I've had them since December. I don't think they would take them back.
I guess it doesn't hurt to try though.

I'm a bit in the same boat with three or four new ones we bought and then change routing on in the middle of the project. I find I can move them on the local club forum when someone has one go out on them. The go, it just takes me 18 months to sell them.

I think I sold them on R2R.
Just waiting for payment.

Good for you.

Rapid LED said they would take them back for a store credit, but there was nothing I really needed from them.
It's not what I would have liked for them, but it's something.

I figure actual cash is better then a credit if I don't need anything from the shop.