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Deko Light BASIC, DIM, Multi CC, IE-12D LED driver Constant current 12 W 180 - 500 mA 15 - 52 V adjustable, DALI, dimmab

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Decorative Light LED power supply, BASIC, DIM, Multi CC, IE-12D

  • Constant current
  • 15 - 52 V
  • 180 - 500 mA

Technical specifications

Product type

LED driver

Type

Constant current

Operating current

500 mA

Dim

(L x W x H) 119 x 52 x 24 mm

Factory colour

Black

Output voltage (max.)

52 V

Output voltage (min.)

15 V

Max. output current

500 mA

Output current (max.) - rounded

500 mA

Protection class

II

LED driver features

adjustable

DALI

dimmable

Connection

Clamp

Max. power

12 W

No. of outputs

1 x

No. of inputs

1 x

Output current (min.)

180 mA

Input voltage (max.)

240 V

Min. input voltage

220 V

Weight

99 g

Power (min.)

3.2 W

Power range

3.2 up to 12 W

Width

52 mm

Height

24 mm

Length

119 mm

Max. temperature

50 °C

Min. temperature

-20 °C

UKCA

yes

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User & Safety Instructions

User & Safety Instructions 2618195 Deko Light BASIC, DIM, Multi CC, IE-12D LED driver Constant current 12 W 180 - 500 mA 15 - 52 V adjustable, DALI, dimmab

Description

37 CC versions in 3 different housing sizes, 862190 = 180-500mA, 3.2-12W, 15-54V

This text is machine translated.

Features

  • Input voltage 220 - 240 V.Output voltage 15 - 52 VPower 3.2 - 12 W.Dimmable with Dali1/Dali2Dimmable with Intelli pushCurrent can be set via DIP switch (180/230/260/300/350/400/450/500 mA)Can be operated without control/dimmingFlicker-free

Scope of delivery

  • LED POWER SUPPLY, BASIC, DIM, MULTI CC, IE-12D
  • User manual.

Hints

Caution!
Make sure you pick an LED driver/transformer that comes with the appropriate power rating.
Choose a driver/transformer that supplies approx. 30 pecent more watttage, as the current consumption (i.e. amperage) of the LEDs is key, and not the power rating of the LED provided by the LED manufacturer.
Keep in mind that the switch-on surge tend to be much higher.