COB LED Panels, 10W, 70W, and 200W. Evaluating Temperatures. @smbakeryt
COB LED Panels, 10W, 70W, and 200W. Evaluating Temperatures. @smbakeryt
Uploaded April 2019 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this video I try out some COB LED panels that I bought on eBay. Will the 200W panel really survive at 200 watts of power with no additional heatsink? I destroy two of the panel during the video. For more electronics stuff, see smbaker.com
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