LED Driver Switching Power Supply, 150W 48V 3.2A

hey guys welcome back to part 2 of my hlg quantum board kit review in this video the first thing we're going to look at is how to dim the board's properly which is pretty much all you need to know to actually use them after that we're going to have a closer look at the board's themselves we'll talk about the Samsung LM 561 C which is the chip that this thing is built around we'll go over the absolute maximums for things like current and voltage and then we'll have a look at wiring these things in series in parallel and how to expand your light by adding boards and correctly matching drivers alright let's get going with the dimming here dimming on these kits is going to be different depending on which kit you get if you get the 260 watt version with the hlg 240 HC 2100 a then you really can't go wrong it's dead simple there's one single pod on there called IO adjust and all you've got to