Water cooling High Power LED

Hey folks,
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Here is a feedback on water cooling. I used this water cooling system link to cool a 272W LED link, and it works well. I tested it with a thermal camera, and the temperature is good. You just need to power the fan and the pump. The only issue is mounting the lamp, as you can’t drill into the support. For now, I’m relying on the suction effect of the thermal paste 🙂

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