Sealed LED Driver | IP67 from 60W to 312W in 12V and 24V
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| Rated power | 60W to 312W depending on version |
|---|---|
| Output voltage | 12V or 24V, dual on some versions |
| Rating | IP67, sealed |
| Series | XLG and ELG |
- Size it with headroom - watts per metre times run length, plus about 20 percent. A driver at its rated maximum runs hot, and heat is what kills it.
- Rate the whole run, not just the driver - a sealed driver feeding unsealed tape through an unsealed joint is still an unsealed installation. Water finds the weakest point.
- Match the voltage to the tape - 12V tape needs 12V, 24V needs 24V. The dual-voltage versions are selectable, not automatic.
- Leave it somewhere you can reach - replacing a sealed driver buried in a garden or behind finished work is a far bigger job than replacing one in a cupboard.
- Keep it out of standing water - IP67 handles temporary immersion, not permanent submersion.
- Have it wired by a licensed electrician - the input side is mains voltage and outdoor work has its own requirements.
Sealed drivers for outdoor and wet locations
An IP67 driver is sealed against dust completely and against temporary immersion. That is what lets it go where an ordinary IP20 driver cannot: an outdoor soffit, a planting bed, a bathroom void, an unheated garage, a plant room that gets hosed down.
These two series cover 60W to 312W in 12V and 24V, with several dual-voltage and constant-current options.
Sizing it
| Tape run | Draw | Driver |
|---|---|---|
| 5m at 10W/m | 50W | 60W |
| 8m at 10W/m | 80W | 96W |
| 12m at 10W/m | 120W | 150W |
| 15m at 12W/m | 180W | 192W – 200W |
| 20m at 12W/m | 240W | 264W – 312W |
Watts per metre times the run length, plus about 20 percent. A driver running at its rated maximum runs hot, and heat is what kills it.
Rate the whole run, not just the driver
A sealed driver feeding unsealed tape through an unsealed joint is still an unsealed installation. Water finds the weakest point. Outdoors, the tape, the connectors and the channel all need a rating to match, or the driver will be the only part that survives.
Match the voltage
12V tape needs a 12V driver and 24V tape needs 24V. There is no adapting between them. The dual-voltage versions in this range are selectable, not automatic — check which you have.
Leave it where you can reach it
Replacing a sealed driver buried in a garden or behind finished work is a far bigger job than replacing one in a cupboard. Plan an access point when you plan the run.
Installation
The input side is mains voltage and outdoor work has its own requirements. This should be wired by a licensed electrician.
Related
For indoor runs see our IP20 driver series. For a compact sealed driver under 150W, see the compact waterproof driver.
