This 24V 25W Triac dimmable LED driver is built to power indoor LED tape and strip lighting with a steady, constant voltage output that can be smoothly dimmed from a standard leading or trailing edge dimmer switch. With an IP20 rating, it is designed purely for dry, indoor installations such as coving, cabinetry, display shelving and feature lighting where adjustable brightness is wanted.

Once fitted, this driver quietly does its job in the background, converting mains voltage into a clean 24V DC supply while responding smoothly to your existing Triac dimmer, from a gentle 1% glow right up to full 100% brightness. Its auto-recovery overload protection and thermal cut-out mean it is built to handle the occasional knock or overload without needing to be replaced, giving trade installers a dependable, fit-and-forget dimming solution.

Key Features:

• Constant voltage output of 24V DC for stable, flicker-free LED performance
• Triac dimmable from 1% to 100%, compatible with standard leading and trailing edge dimmers
• 25W maximum load, suited to a range of LED strip runs
• IP20 rated for safe indoor-only use
• Automatic overload protection with auto recovery
• Thermal cut-out safeguard against overheating
• Compact polycarbonate enclosure for easy mounting

Technical Specifications:

• Input Voltage: 220-240V AC, 50/60Hz
• Output Voltage: 24V DC (Constant Voltage)
• Maximum Load: 25W
• Minimum Load: 2.4W
• Primary Running Current: 170mA
• Dimmable: Yes, leading and trailing edge Triac, 1% to 100%
• IP Rating: IP20 (indoor use only)
• Protection Class: Class II
• Operating Temperature: -20°C to +50°C
• Dimensions: 128 x 53 x 30mm
• Weight: 0.110kg
• Material: Polycarbonate
• Warranty: 5 years

Fit this driver in a well-ventilated, indoor location, keeping it uncovered so air can flow freely around the casing and prevent overheating. Pair it with a compatible Triac dimmer switch and 24V LED strips, including runs up to around 5.2m depending on the strip's wattage, to create adjustable mood lighting for coving, joinery and display projects.