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MEAN WELL SLD-50-56 LED driver Constant power 50.4 W 1.05 A 30 - 56 V DC Approved for use on furniture, PFC circuit, Sur
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Highlights & Details
SLD-50-56
- Constant power
- 30 - 56 V DC
- 1.05 A
Technical specifications
- Product type
LED driver
- Type
Constant power
- Dim
(L x W x H) 280 x 30 x 16.8 mm
- Factory colour
White
- Output voltage (max.)
56 V DC
- Output voltage (min.)
30 V DC
- Test mark
MM, CB , ENEC, UL
- Max. output current
1.05 A
- Output current (max.) - rounded
1.05 A
- Operating voltage
230 V AC
- Protection class
II
- LED driver features
Approved for use on furniture
PFC circuit
Surge protection
Overvoltage
- Connection
Screw terminal
- Max. power
50.4 W
- No. of outputs
1 x
- No. of inputs
1 x
- Input voltage (max.)
305 V AC
431 V DC
- Min. input voltage
110 V AC
155 V DC
- Weight
175 g
- Power range
50.4 W (max)
- Type
Pulsed
- Width
30 mm
- Height
16.8 mm
- Length
280 mm
- Max. temperature
+90 °C
- Min. temperature
-20 °C
Compliance & Certifications
Certified by EU Garan
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Datasheet
Datasheet 2199600 MEAN WELL SLD-50-56 LED driver Constant power 50.4 W 1.05 A 30 - 56 V DC Approved for use on furniture, PFC circuit, Sur
User & Safety Instructions
User & Safety Instructions 2199600 MEAN WELL SLD-50-56 LED driver Constant power 50.4 W 1.05 A 30 - 56 V DC Approved for use on furniture, PFC circuit, Sur
Warranty Terms
Warranty Terms 2199600 MEAN WELL SLD-50-56 LED driver Constant power 50.4 W 1.05 A 30 - 56 V DC Approved for use on furniture, PFC circuit, Sur
Description
Features
- Constant power
- Universal input 110...305V AC
- Plastic housing
- Overload protection by current limitation, auto recovery
- Protected against short-circuit, overload, overvoltage, overtemperature
- Built-in PFC circuit
- for LED and lighting applications
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.