RECOM Lighting releases 45W and 60W LED driver featuring 3-in-1 dimming

45W & 60W LED DRIVER FEATURING 3-IN-1 DIMMING

Saturday, February 01, 2014: RECOM Lighting has introduced new series of 45W and 60W LED drivers for constant current LED luminaires. The RACD45-A and RACD60-A series come with a 3-in-1 dimming function so that the modules can be controlled with analog (1-10V), PWM, or external resistor dimming. The series operate with input voltages between 90VAC and 305VAC and include 4 different models with current outputs ranging from 700mA to 1850mA (RACD45-A) and from 1050mA to 4200mA (RACD60-A).

Due to their IP67-rated enclosures, these drivers are protected against dust and moisture so they can be installed in industrial or out-buildings as well as damp rooms like bathrooms or basements. These class 2 power supplies operate at temperatures ranging from -30¡ÆC up to 65¡ÆC, have efficiencies of more than 87% and feature low THD and an excellent power factor (>0.98 at 120VAC, >0.93 at 240VAC and >0.9 at 277VAC). The modules are fully protected against short circuit, overvoltage, and over temperature.

Steve Roberts, Technical Director RECOM, says: ¡°With the flexible dimming options we are able to offer customers the usage of standard dimmers as well as to tailor the output current by using a simple resistor which could be placed at the light engine.¡±

The LED drivers are UL8750 and EN61347 certified and comply with the European harmonics standard EN61000-3-2 Class C. They come with a 5 year warranty.

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The LED driver is available at our authorised distributors.

About RECOM Electronic

Recom has become an innovative leader over the past 35 years in the manufacture and distribution of DC/DC and AC/DC converters, switching regulators and LED drivers, offering vast distribution and customer support networks that reach around the globe. Customers recognize Recom’s ability to deliver top-notch products at competitive prices as well as their worldwide positioning through the establishment of proprietary production facilities that meet the highest international standards and global product availability. Recom’s commitment doesn’t end with the purchase of the product, but rather, customers can enjoy exceptional after-sale service and support. For the past 10 years, Recom has invested heavily in product development, quality assurance lab, and expanding their global presence to accomplish the mission of meeting customer need wherever it may arise.
www.recomasia.com

Recom Lighting is the new division to better meet the requirements of developers and architects in the fast moving lighting market.

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