LED DRIVER
An LED Driver is a self-contained power supply, which regulates the power required for an LED or array of LEDs. Light emitting diodes are low energy, lighting devices with a long lifespan and low energy consumption, which is why specialized power supplies are required. On the other hand, the drivers provide very low voltage, ensuring protection to LED bulbs, whether used in LED garage lights or LED linear lights.
LED Drivers are either constant current or constant voltage. As a result, the Constant Current Driver provides a fixed output current. Similarly, Constant Voltage Driver provides a result of fixed output voltage.
UL Listed
Our LED Driver is UL listed in the USA and Canada. IP-67 Rated for Wet and Damp Locations. This makes it ideal for outdoor or industrial lighting applications, including LED garage lights. Additionally, it is manufactured with a metal case for maximum heat dissipation for long life. Furthermore, all connections are watertight. The driver is potted to ensure maximum durability.
Furthermore, factors to be considered when choosing an LED driver include the power factor, maximum wattage, dimming ability and compliance with international regulatory standards, which are also important for safety.
Drivers also protect LEDs from voltage or current fluctuations. In addition, a change in voltage could cause a change in the current being supplied to the LEDs. Meanwhile, drivers for even a slight reduction in the voltage lead to a large reduction in light output. The LED brightness can’t be controlled accordingly with low-voltage transformers.
Input Voltage
On the other hand, all our supplies come standard with universal input voltage, ranging from 100VAC to 277VAC, making them ideal for various installations, including those in LED garage lights. Furthermore, to protect our customers, we offer watertight screw connectors that ensure safety and reliability in all installations.