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EVN EFDP12481X8A LED dimmer-receiver 288 W 8 A 12 - 48 V DC dimmable 1 pc(s)

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EVN LED dimmer receiver 12-48V 96-288W suitable for 868MHz-transmitter

  • 12 - 48 V DC
  • 8 A

Technical specifications

Product type

LED dimmer-receiver

Dim

(L x W x H) 100 x 37.5 x 21 mm

Output voltage (max.)

48 V DC

Output voltage (min.)

12 V DC

Max. output current

8 A

Output current (max.) - rounded

8 A

Protection class

III

LED driver features

dimmable

Connection

Screw terminal

Max. power

288 W

No. of outputs

1 x

No. of inputs

1 x

Weight

0.06 kg

Power range

288 W (max)

Width

37.5 mm

Height

21 mm

Length

100 mm

Max. temperature

50 °C

Min. temperature

-20 °C

UKCA

yes

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Datasheet

Datasheet 3022264 EVN EFDP12481X8A LED dimmer-receiver 288 W 8 A 12 - 48 V DC dimmable 1 pc(s)

User & Safety Instructions

User & Safety Instructions 3022264 EVN EFDP12481X8A LED dimmer-receiver 288 W 8 A 12 - 48 V DC dimmable 1 pc(s)

Description

LED dimmer receiver for dimming unicolor lights. Suitable for lamps with an operating voltage of 12, 24, 36 and 48V DC. The actual input voltage to be used depends on the required voltage of the lights connected. 1x input, as for 1x output for 12-48V/DC. The screw terminals are suitable for cables of 0.5mm² - 1.5mm². Technical data: Ta: -20°C - 50°C, tc: 75°C, max. Output power: 8A at 12-36V/DC (96W at 12V/DC, 192W at 24V/DC, 288W at 36V/DC) and 3A at 48V/DC (144W) . It is controlled via a 868MHz radio transmitter. The receiver can also be dimmed via a potential-free contact.

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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.