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24V LED Transformer - Electronic 40W | 60W | 96W

Name: 24V LED Transformer - Electronic 40W | 60W | 96W
Brand: Lumilum
SKU: PD2440WE
Price: 179.99 USD
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24V LED Transformer (Electronic)

Low Voltage - Dimmable - Indoor/Outdoor Use

This series of electronic LED transformers can be used for low-voltage power supply for 24V LED strip light projects.

Description

This low voltage, dimmable LED transformer is flicker-free and provides power to a 24V LED strip light project. This 24V driver is suitable for use with LED Strip Lights from our IP20 PRO Series,IP20 COB Series, IP54 Silicone Coated Series, and IP67 Waterproof Series.

This LED transformer can be operated with any electronic low voltage wall-mounted dimmer that is available online or at any hardware store (see dimmer compatibility list).

Driver Selection

Step 1: Determine Total Wattage

Calculate the total wattage of the LED strip lights you plan to use. This is done by multiplying the wattage per foot (or meter) of the strip by the total length you'll need.

For example, if your strip uses 5 watts per foot and you need 20 feet, the calculation is:

$Total Wattage = 5 watts per foot \times 20 feet = 100 watts$

Step 2: Add a Safety Margin

To ensure reliability and prevent overload, it's wise to add a safety margin of 20% to your total wattage. This means you will need a transformer that can handle:

$Required Transformer Capacity = Total Wattage \times 1.2, so 100 watts \times 1.2 = 120 watts$

Therefore, in this example, you should select a transformer with at least 120 watts capacity.

*Example: a 16.4ft strip is 50 watts x 1.2 = 60 watt driver is needed

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