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Self Electronics SLT25-350ILE-E LED driver Constant current 25 W 350 mA 28 - 72 V DC not dimmable, Suitable for flammabl

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SELF ELECTRONICS LED SWITCHED-MODE POWER SUPPLIES SLT25-350ILE-E.

  • Constant current
  • 28 - 72 V DC
  • 350 mA

Technical specifications

Product type

LED driver

Type

Constant current

Dim

(L x W x H) 121 x 45 x 20 mm

Factory colour

Grey

Blue

Output voltage (max.)

72 V DC

Output voltage (min.)

28 V DC

Test mark

MM · SELV

Max. output current

350 mA

Output current (max.) - rounded

350 mA

Operating voltage

230 V AC

Protection class

II

LED driver features

not dimmable

Suitable for flammable surfaces

Approved for use on furniture

Surge protection

Overvoltage

IP20

Connection

Screw terminal

Max. power

25 W

No. of outputs

1 x

No. of inputs

1 x

Input voltage (max.)

264 V AC

Min. input voltage

198 V AC

Weight

78 g

Power range

25 W (max)

Type

Pulsed

Width

45 mm

Height

20 mm

Length

121 mm

Max. temperature

+50 °C

Min. temperature

-20 °C

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Datasheet

Datasheet 2176605 Self Electronics SLT25-350ILE-E LED driver Constant current 25 W 350 mA 28 - 72 V DC not dimmable, Suitable for flammabl

User & Safety Instructions

User & Safety Instructions 2176605 Self Electronics SLT25-350ILE-E LED driver Constant current 25 W 350 mA 28 - 72 V DC not dimmable, Suitable for flammabl

Description

Features

  • Independant operating device
  • Protection class II, SELV output
  • Constant current
  • IP20
  • protected against overload, short circuit, overvoltage and temperature protection

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.