LED Power Supply
Here at Simple Lighting, we have all of your lighting needs covered. This includes a wide range of LED products, including a non-dimmable and dimmable LED power supply. LED lighting is an excellent method of lighting in terms of saving money and energy. However, even though these lights use less power, they’re still going to need it to function!
Options Range From 8W to 50W for Efficient Led Power Supply
On this page, you can view all of the LED power supply products we have in stock. This includes everything, like an LED driver, an LED power supply, and more. You should have no trouble finding the right product for you.
The LED non-dimmable and dimmable LED power supply that we have available is suitable for a wide range of applications and industries. Whether you’re purchasing new under cabinet lighting or plinth lights, you’re going to need the correct source of power. If you’re unsure about what LED power supply to purchase, one of our friendly and experienced team members will be happy to help you.
What is an LED power supply?
An LED power supply, also known as an LED driver, is similar to transformers for low-voltage bulbs or ballasts for fluorescent lamps. They supply LEDs with the electricity that is needed for them to perform and function at their best. You can find a non-dimmable and dimmable LED power supply with varying wattage capacities, such as a 30w LED power supply, a 50w LED power supply, and more!
LED lighting fixtures need a reliable power supply to function properly. An LED driver supplies this to LED fittings, converting alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC). They guarantee that the power supply is uninterrupted and constant by compensating for the changes in electrical conductivity and temperature of the LEDs. This prevents flickering, overheating, degraded performance and colour change!
Do all LED Lights Need an LED Power Supply?
Technically, yes. All LEDs need an LED driver. However, before you start buying an LED driver, here’s what you need to know. Some LED lights have integrated drivers. Therefore, a separate driver is not needed. This is the reason why some LED fittings are mains wirable or mains powered and can be wired directly to the main power supply.
Low-voltage LED lights, like many under cabinet lights and plinth lights, do need a separate LED driver. The advantage that you can get from these fittings is when the driver breaks or malfunctions, it’s only the driver that needs a replacement. You can still use the fixture, given that it’s still functioning properly!
How do you choose an LED power supply?
There are a number of steps you need to take in order to choose the right LED power supply for your indoor lighting. You need to consider the size of the LED product’s housing or area of installation, for example. You are also going to need to determine how efficient the LED power supply is.
The environment in which the LED power supply is going to be used must be taken into account as well. After all, you don’t want to choose a power supply that is going to be placed in an environment with temperatures that fall outside of the operating range. Additionally, if your LEDs are dimmable, you’re going to need to choose a dimmable LED power supply or driver to go with them.
By taking all of this into account, you will then be able to figure out what power supply is going to be suitable for you from the products we have for sale. If this all seems like a bit of a minefield, don’t worry. All you need to do is give us a call, and we will be happy to recommend the right product for your requirements.
Contact us today for more information about LED driver/LED power supply
If you have any queries about any of the non-dimmable and dimmable LED power supply products that we have for sale, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us for more information. We would be more than happy to answer any queries that you may have or to point you in the direction of the right product for your requirements.
The phone number you need is 0151 647 7419. Alternatively, you can send an email to [email protected], and we will get back to you as quickly as we can.
Filters
Sort Featured
-
In Stock15w 12Vdc LED Power Converter With 6 Way Distributor
£15.35 Was £18.45INC VAT -
In Stock20w 12Vdc LED Power Converter With 6 Way Distributor
£16.35 Was £20.49INC VAT -
In Stock8 Watt LED Driver/Transformer With 6 Way Distributor
£10.25 Was £12.29INC VAT -
In Stock200w LED Driver, 12 or 24v DC
£64.55 Was £79.89INC VAT -
In StockDimmable 50W LED Driver, 12v or 24v DC
£34.79 Was £40.95INC VAT -
In Stock30w 12Vdc LED Power Converter With 6 Way Distributor
£25.65 Was £30.75INC VAT -
In Stock50 Watt LED Driver / Transformer With 6 Way Distributor
£30.75 Was £35.85INC VAT -
In Stock60 Watt LED Driver / Transformer, IP20
£30.75 Was £92.25INC VAT -
In Stock100 Watt LED Driver - 3 Year Warranty In 12v or 24v DC
£36.85 Was £43.05INC VAT -
In Stock150w IP20 LED Driver, 12v or 24v DC
£47.09 Was £55.29INC VAT -
In Stock24v Slimline 30 Watt LED Driver
£20.49 Was £30.69INC VAT -
In StockDimmable 30w LED Driver, 12v or 24v DC
£23.55 Was £28.49INC VAT -
In Stock100w Dimmable LED Driver, Leading or Trailing Edge - 12v or 24v
£74.79 Was £77.89INC VAT -
In Stock150w Dimmable Leading/Trailing Edge LED Driver 12 or 24v
£85.05 Was £92.19INC VAT -
Sold Out15w Smart Home Dimmable LED Driver
£30.75 Was £51.25INC VAT -
Sold Out20w Smart Home Dimmable LED Driver
£31.79 Was £51.25INC VAT -
In Stock15w, 24v LED Driver, IP20 Rated
£15.35 Was £18.39INC VAT -
In Stock60W LED Driver – IP67 Waterproof 12V/24V DC Power Supply for LED Lighting
£36.89 Was £61.49INC VAT -
In Stock150w, Meanwell IP67 LED Driver - 12v or 24v DC
£57.35INC VAT -
Sold Out30w LED Driver - 12v or 24v - Dali 2 Compatible
£36.85 Was £81.95INC VAT -
In StockBoke 42w, Dali 2 Dimmable LED Driver
£27.39INC VAT -
In Stock61w Dali Dimmable CC LED Driver
£34.79INC VAT -
In Stock60w, Dali 2 Dimmable LED Driver, 24v - IP20
£42.99 Was £51.19INC VAT -
In Stock100w, Dali 2 LED Driver, 24v - IP20
£57.35 Was £71.75INC VAT
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an LED power supply and why do I need one?
An LED power supply, also known as an LED driver, is similar to transformers for low-voltage bulbs or ballasts for fluorescent lamps. It converts alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC) and supplies LEDs with the electricity needed for them to perform at their best. LED drivers guarantee uninterrupted and constant power supply by compensating for changes in electrical conductivity and temperature, preventing flickering, overheating, and performance issues.
Do all LED lights need a separate LED power supply?
Technically, all LEDs need an LED driver, but not all need a separate one. Some LED lights have integrated drivers built in, which means they can be wired directly to mains power without needing an additional driver. Low-voltage LED lights, such as many under cabinet lights and plinth lights, do require a separate LED driver to function properly.
What's the difference between dimmable and non-dimmable LED power supplies?
A dimmable LED power supply is specifically designed to work with dimmer switches and dimmable LED fixtures, allowing you to control the brightness level. Non-dimmable LED power supplies provide constant power output and cannot adjust brightness levels. If your LEDs are dimmable, you must use a dimmable LED power supply to ensure proper functionality and avoid damage to your lighting system.
How do I choose the right wattage for my LED power supply?
To choose the correct wattage, add up the total wattage of all LED lights that will be connected to the power supply, then add 10-20% as a safety margin. For example, if you have LED strips totalling 40 watts, you should choose a 50-watt LED driver. Simple Lighting offers LED power supplies ranging from 8W to 300W to suit various applications and lighting setups.
Can I use a 12V or 24V LED driver for any LED lights?
No, you must match the voltage output of your LED driver to the voltage requirements of your LED lights. If your LEDs are designed for 12V, you need a 12V LED power supply, and similarly for 24V LEDs. Using the wrong voltage can damage your LEDs or cause them to perform poorly. Check your LED specifications before selecting a power supply.
What does IP rating mean for LED power supplies?
IP rating indicates the level of protection an LED power supply has against dust and moisture. For example, IP20-rated drivers are suitable for dry indoor locations only, whilst higher IP ratings like IP67 can withstand outdoor conditions and moisture. Choose an IP rating appropriate for your installation environment to ensure safety and longevity of your LED power supply.
What are the benefits of LED power supplies with 6-way distributors?
LED power supplies with 6-way distributors allow you to connect multiple LED lights or strips to a single driver unit, making installation cleaner and more efficient. This is particularly useful for under cabinet lighting or multiple plinth lights, as you can power several fixtures from one central power source. It reduces the need for multiple individual drivers and simplifies your lighting setup.
How long do LED power supplies typically last?
Quality LED power supplies typically last 25,000 to 50,000 hours or more, depending on usage and environmental conditions. Simple Lighting offers LED drivers with up to 3-year warranties, reflecting their reliability and build quality. The advantage of separate LED drivers is that if the power supply fails, you only need to replace the driver rather than the entire lighting fixture.