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Snappy Slimline Switching Power Supply SNP60-24VF-1 Universal input 200-240VAC, 50/60Hz, PF >=0.9 overload protection by shutdown, auto recovery protected against short circuit, overload, overvoltage & too high temperature with MM furniture mark for safe installation in furniture IP20, not water protected for LED and lighting applications Certifications: UL, CB, CE The Slimline series of power supplies are ideal for installation in furniture and lighting fixtures, or generally anywhere other power supplies cannot fit.   Technical data: Model SNP60-24VF-1 Voltage 24V Maximum power 60W Current 2.5A Output voltage 24 VDC Voltage input 200...240V AC (50...60Hz) Power factor 0,9 Working temperature +45°C max. Dimensions 305x30x17mm (LxWxH) Weight 220g  

The 1 x 8 amp driver offers only one output and is therefore only suitable as a dimmer. Due to the 8 amps, however, very powerful LED components can be connected. At 24 volts, for example, LED components up to 170 watts are possible. The driver is installed between the power supply and the LED component. It is ideally suited for small and medium installations, as well as a supplement for larger installations. The driver belongs to the LK55 series and can be combined with all dimmer remote controls available there.    NOTES: All drivers of our LK55 series remember the last setting even in case of power loss. RGBW and CCT color temperature remote controllers have no function on the LK55-2 LED dimmer.   Technical data: Voltage: 12V-36V DCPower: Power connection via external switching power supply (not included)Load: 1 x 8A Min. dim level: <1% (for RGB/W <3%)Connection: input: V+/ground, push button; output: V+/groundIP class: IP 20 Dimensions: LxWxH 95x37x20mm   Operation via pushbutton input The LK55-2 offers 2 green screw terminals on the back for a button input. For example, a simple pushbutton can be connected to this and thus control the light without radio. Short keystroke switches the LEDs on and off. Long keystroke dims the LEDs up and down. Instead of a pushbutton, in principle only 2 cables can be connected, which are then held together short or long. Video tutorial for dimming via radio Video tutorial for dimming via cable with PUSH DIM