There are a wide range of continuous LED lights on the market these days, from small to large and cheap to expensive. Many of them have some fantastic and advanced features, including app control, DMX and crazy effects modes. Sometimes, though, you just need something small and simple. That’s where this creation from Luke Willmott steps in.
It’s a modular 3D printable 10-30W COB LED spotlight with options for barndoors, gel filters, an OLED display, infrared remote control, temperature monitoring and more. The design is based around a VGA heatsink to keep the COB LED cool, controlled by a Raspberry Pi Pico and Meanwell LDH driver. It holds a lot of potential, particularly for small-scale sets.
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