Waterproof LED Driver IP67 | 40W to 600W in 12V and 24V
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| Rating | IP67, sealed |
|---|---|
| Rated power | 40W to 600W |
| Output voltage | 12V or 24V |
| Use | Outdoor, damp and wet locations |
- 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 tape needs 24V. There is no adapting between them.
- Size it with headroom - watts per metre times run length, plus 20 percent. A 100W load takes a 150W driver.
- Think about access - replacing a sealed driver buried in a garden is a far bigger job than replacing one in a cupboard. Put it somewhere reachable.
- Check the IP rating suits the position - IP67 handles temporary immersion. Permanent submersion needs a higher rating.
- Have it wired by a licensed electrician - the input side is mains voltage and outdoor work has its own requirements.
A driver you can put outside
Most LED drivers are IP20, which means indoors and dry. This one is sealed to IP67 — protected against dust completely, and against water to the point of temporary immersion.
That rating is what lets it go in the places a normal driver cannot: an outdoor soffit, a garden lighting run, a bathroom void, an unheated garage, a plant room where hoses get used.
Specification
| Rating | IP67, sealed |
| Rated power | 40W to 600W |
| Output voltage | 12V or 24V |
| Use | Outdoor, damp and wet locations |
What the IP numbers mean
| Rating | Dust | Water | Put it |
|---|---|---|---|
| IP20 | Partial | None | Dry indoor voids and cabinets |
| IP65 | Complete | Jets | Bathrooms, covered outdoor |
| IP67 | Complete | Temporary immersion | Exposed outdoor, ground level |
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. If the run is outdoors, the tape, the connectors and the channel all need a rating to match — otherwise the driver is the only part that survives.
Sizing it
Same rule as any driver. Watts per metre times the run length, plus 20 percent headroom. A 100W load takes a 150W driver. Running one at its limit shortens its life, and replacing a sealed driver buried in a garden is a far bigger job than replacing one in a cupboard.
Match the voltage
12V tape needs a 12V driver, 24V tape needs 24V. Check the tape spec before ordering, because there is no adapting between them.
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. See also COB LED tape and aluminium channels.
