Lighteez Furniture LED Drivers
Power your Lighteez cabinet lights, prepared LED strips and illuminated profiles from a compatible 24V furniture driver. Choose by the total lighting load and the number of connections you need, then add a sensor if you want to control that group together.
Explore the range
15W furniture LED driver
3 light outputs + 1 sensor port
24V DC · 15W rated capacity
36W furniture LED driver
4 light outputs + 1 sensor port
24V DC · 36W rated capacity
60W furniture LED driver
5 light outputs + 1 sensor port
24V DC · 60W rated capacity
100W furniture LED driver
8 light outputs + 1 sensor port
24V DC · 100W rated capacity
Compare power and light outputs
| Rated capacity | Light outputs | 80% planning recommendation |
|---|---|---|
| 15W | 3 | 12W |
| 36W | 4 | 28.8W |
| 60W | 5 | 48W |
| 100W | 8 | 80W |
Each driver also has a separate sensor port. Each light output supports a maximum of 3A, or 72W at 24V. The driver’s total rated capacity still applies across all outputs combined.
Size the driver for the whole group
Add the wattage of each cabinet light or profile. For strip, multiply the length of each piece by its watts per metre. Count the light outputs as well: enough wattage alone does not guarantee enough sockets.
Loading to around 80% is good practice and leaves spare capacity. It is a recommendation, not a compulsory limit or automatic reason to buy a larger driver. You can use the rated total capacity while respecting the per-output limits.
What if one driver is not enough?
Split the lights across two or more drivers in the Lighteez kit builder. Each complete light or strip piece must fit on its assigned output and driver. You can also use separate drivers when different areas need independent control.
A Lighteez sensor operates the lights on its own driver. For extra cable reach, choose compatible extensions. Check the placement and cable routes before fitting the furniture.
Plan the plug-in power connection
The drivers include a 1.2m mains lead for the plug-in setup. Check the distance to an existing suitable socket and position the driver in a dry, accessible place. Your light leads connect to the low-voltage outputs without wire stripping or soldering. New sockets and alterations to fixed wiring need an electrician.
Plan the whole project
Bring your lights, drivers and optional controls together in one lighting kit.