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    Click image for larger version.  Name: 20200704_083805.jpg  Views: 2498  Size: 325.5 KB  ID: 28512 Not sure where the 72 volts came from. But here is a pic of the front of the driver where it is clearly 80v. I note that ot says in your document that it is recommended voltage so maybe that's it.
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