Compact Waterproof LED Driver | IP67, 20W to 150W in 12V and 24V
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| Rated power | 20W to 150W |
|---|---|
| Output voltage | 12V or 24V |
| Rating | IP67, sealed |
| Housing | Narrow plastic body |
- Size it with headroom - watts per metre times run length, plus 20 percent. A 50W run takes a 60W driver.
- Match the voltage to the tape - 12V tape needs 12V, 24V tape needs 24V. There is no adapting between them.
- Choose plastic or metal by the space - the narrow plastic body fits inside a channel end or a shallow soffit. A metal bodied driver sheds heat better on a long high output run.
- Keep it out of standing water - IP67 handles weather and temporary immersion, not permanent submersion.
- Leave it reachable - a sealed driver buried behind finished work is a repair job waiting to happen.
- Have it wired by a licensed electrician - the input side is mains voltage.
A small sealed driver for a small run
Most waterproof drivers start at 40W or higher, which is more than a short outdoor run needs. This series starts at 20W and tops out at 150W, in a narrow plastic housing that fits into tight spaces a metal-bodied driver cannot.
IP67 means it is sealed against dust completely and against temporary immersion, so it can sit in a soffit, a planting bed, a bathroom void or an unheated garage.
Specification
| Rated power | 20W to 150W |
| Output voltage | 12V or 24V |
| Rating | IP67, sealed |
| Housing | Narrow plastic body |
Sizing it
| Tape run | Draw | Driver to fit |
|---|---|---|
| 2m at 8W/m | 16W | 20W |
| 3m at 10W/m | 30W | 36W |
| 5m at 10W/m | 50W | 60W |
| 8m at 10W/m | 80W | 100W |
| 10m at 12W/m | 120W | 150W |
Watts per metre times the run length, plus 20 percent. A driver running at its rated maximum runs hot, and heat is what kills it.
Plastic or metal housing
The plastic body is narrower and lighter, which is what lets it sit inside a channel end or a shallow soffit. A metal-bodied driver sheds heat better and suits a long continuous run at higher output. For anything up to about 150W in a confined space, plastic is the practical choice.
Match the voltage to the tape
12V tape needs a 12V driver and 24V tape needs 24V. There is no adapting between them. Check the tape specification before ordering.
Where you can put it
IP67 handles weather and temporary immersion but not permanent submersion. Keep it out of a spot that holds standing water, and leave it somewhere reachable — a sealed driver buried behind finished work is a repair job waiting to happen.
Installation
The input side is mains voltage and outdoor work has its own requirements. This should be wired by a licensed electrician.
Related
For larger sealed runs see our IP67 driver up to 600W. For indoor runs, see the IP20 driver series.
