DIM18 350mA, Constant Current Dimmable LED Driver, Vadsbo
£22.80
LED Drivers / Power Supplies
LED lights can be a great, energy-efficient way to provide your space with a lot of light. But even though they use up less power compared to traditional lighting sources, they still require a reliable power supply to function. Make sure your LED lights get their power in the most efficient way possible by utilising MarcLED’s drivers.
Our LED Power Supplies
We offer a great selection of LED power supplies. Choose from the three categories of din-rail-mounted power supplies, single-output power supplies, and panel-mounted power supplies. With such a broad selection, you are guaranteed to find something that will fit your project perfectly. Reliable and cheap, our LED lighting power supplies are among the best on the market.
MarcLED is one of the UK’s leading providers of LED drivers. We offer a wide range of drivers, including constant current drivers, constant voltage drivers, DMX constant current and voltage drivers, and much more. With these power supplies, you can make sure that all your LED installations are running smoothly. And if these aren't enough, you can always buy a 24v dimmable LED driver or a delta-enclosed panel-mount LED light power supply.
With hundreds of products in stock, your options for LED drivers are virtually limitless with MarcLED. Regardless of your LED lighting setup, how many watts it consumes, or how many LED strip lights you have installed, you'll find a reliable power supply here.
LED Power Supply FAQ
What Power Supply Do I Need for LED Strip Lights?
Getting the right LED power supply for your setup will depend on a few considerations: the number of watts your setup consumes, the voltage of the system, whether you need it to be dimmable or not, and much more. You need a power supply that can supply sufficient power, at the correct voltage all while supporting the features you might need.
Is 12V Too Much for LED Lights?
No, on the contrary, the most common voltage configuration for LED lighting setups is 12 volts. It is considered the "low voltage" option and is often contrasted with 24V LED setups, which is the second most popular type. While both have their advantages and disadvantages, it is paramount to get an LED power supply that's compatible with your setup.
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