DALI dimming function (0-100%)
DALI is a two-way communication protocol used to control and communicate with the components in a lighting system. This LED driver is powered by that technology, is compatible with DALI and DALI 2 dimming systems, and provides DALI dimming functions from 0% to 100%!
Please note that this LED driver requires other DALI-powered solutions. Its dimming feature is only available with other DALI devices. If you currently use a DALI system or plan to upgrade to one, this LED driver can help improve your setup! It will allow you to dim/brighten, switch between colours, select scenes, and more. This LED driver is compatible with the original DALI and the upgraded DALI 2 technology, offering you a more comprehensive range of connectivity.
Compatible with Smart LED Lights (requires a DALI controller)
You must have a DALI controller to use this LED driver with your smart system. Why invest in smart lighting? It's a more convenient, cost-effective, and efficient setup!
Imagine you were running late and forgot to switch off your lights. You only remember when you're in the office, but no one is home, so it cannot be switched off. If you have an intelligent lighting system, you can manage your fixtures remotely with your phone! You don't need to be there or near the lights to turn them off. Also, the automation from the smart lights can boost your property's security. You can determine wake-up and sleep hours so your fixtures will trigger at specific periods, creating the idea that somebody is home!
150w LED Driver, 12v DC or 24v DC
Have you encountered a low-voltage LED light? Those fixtures require an LED driver to work because you cannot connect it directly to the mains circuit. So, if you're looking for one, check this out! This LED driver is available in 12v DC or 24v DC. Before buying, check the input voltage of the LED fixture and ensure it is the same as the driver's output voltage. So, if your low-voltage strip light or cabinet light is 12v DC, purchase a 12v DC LED driver. Alternatively, if it's 24v DC, then pick a 24v DC driver.
Also, this LED driver has a maximum load of 150w. If you're preparing to connect several fittings, guarantee their total wattage is not beyond 150w. If you're not mindful about this, the lights and the driver may get damaged!
IP65/IP67 Rated - Ideal for Indoor and Outdoor Use
This LED driver is IP65/IP67-rated, so it's perfect for indoor and outdoor applications! Even if it comes into contact with jets and splashes of water, it will not malfunction! So, don't hesitate to illuminate your kitchen, bathroom (even zone 1), bedroom, dining room, living room, pantry, home office, game room, hallway, storage room, wardrobe, patio, garage, garden, and shed with beautiful low-voltage strip lights and cabinet lights powered by this high-performance LED driver.
Can you also mount this LED driver underwater? To ensure that water will not damage the driver, it's best to look for one with a much higher IP rating than this.
Suitable with Low-Voltage LED Under Cabinet Lights and Strip Lights
This LED driver is suitable for our comprehensive range of low-voltage strip lights and under-cabinet lights. If you're unsure that the fixture you plan to buy is fitting for this LED driver, you may call or email us so we can provide our suggestions!
Aside from that, this LED driver has been designed with various safety components, including short circuits, overload, and over-temperature protection. It also comes with a built-in active PFC function and a reliable cooling system with free air convection. With these traits, you are sure about the safety of your lighting setup! You can operate it as planned without having doubts at the back of your mind about your home's general protection!
Mains Wireable - Link Directly to the Mains Circuit
Since this LED driver is mains wirable, you can wire it directly to the mains circuit. Either hardwire it to the main power supply to manage your fixtures with a typical light switch or dimmer on the wall, or you can add a plug at the end of the driver to plug your lights into an empty socket to use them. The first method offers a spotless, more refined and built-in look. However, it requires more familiarity and skills. Conversely, the second alternative is more DIY-friendly, but you have exposed wires to consider after the installation, and an empty socket should be nearby.
If you’re unsure about your DIY capability, it’s best to contact an electrician to ensure your and your home's safety!
