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Looking for a driver for my led fixture
- Thread starter kschweer
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What I know about electronics would fit on the head of a pin, but I do believe that the two Meanwell drives that I’m aware of, their milliamp output is adjustable….so they would fit your requirements. This could be true with other brands, but again, I only know enough to be dangerous.
I'm in the same boat when it comes to electronics.
Will something like this work maybe?
http://www.rapidled.com/0-10v-dimmable-nano-driver-with-potentiometer/
http://www.rapidled.com/0-10v-dimmable-nano-driver-with-potentiometer/
Got any pics of it? What kind of light? Is it a brick or puck driver?
What happened was I replaced some white LEDs with blue and other color LEDs. They were lighting up correctly but now are not lighting correctly they are very dim. But when I plug that string into the other driver they are as bright as they should be. So I am assuming the driver is bad
The info on that driver is something to be desired at best. The 80-130V is more than likely the input voltage. The mA doesn't matter at this point really but that driver is probably a 60 Watt max. What you need to know is what the led voltages are and are usually 12 or 24 volts, but the voltage does matter when getting a new driver. If you are going to dim, what kind of dimming system? There primarily 2 types, 0-10V dimming, Line voltage dimming. Also you do not want to exceed the max wattage.