Your Trusted Source for Lightning Solutions for Your Home
At Sarlux Electronics, we specialize in providing a wide range of high-quality LED lighting solutions to improve your well-being. As a reliable manufacturer, exporter, and supplier based in India, we take pride in offering top-notch products such as LED Drivers, LED Lights, Electronic Ballast, and Switched Mode Power Supply.
Our LED drivers are designed to provide you with reliable and efficient solutions for various lighting situations. We offer both constant current and constant voltage models, with the added flexibility of DALI, 0-10V, and TRIAC dimming options.
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Sarlux LED drivers provides reliable, efficient solutions for virtually any situation. Constant current and constant voltage models are available, with DALI, 0-10V, and TRIAC dimming options.
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Do I need to use an LED driver?
Yes, you need an LED driver to ensure your LED lights function properly. An LED driver regulates the power supply, providing a constant current or voltage to your LED, which prevents flickering and extends the lifespan of the light. Without an LED driver, LEDs can overheat or fail to operate efficiently.
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What does an LED driver do?
An LED driver regulates the power supply to your LED lights, ensuring they receive the correct current or voltage for safe and efficient operation. Without an LED driver, LEDs can overheat, flicker, or get damaged.
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Example of LED and LED driver set-up:
An LED and LED driver set-up involves connecting an LED light source to a compatible driver to ensure optimal performance. For example, a 12V LED strip that consumes 24W would need a driver providing 12V and at least 2A. The driver connects to an AC power source, and the LED is wired to the driver’s output terminals. Once connected, the driver regulates the power, providing a steady current to the LEDs, ensuring they run efficiently and last longer.
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How do I power an LED driver
To power an LED driver, you need to connect it to an appropriate power source that matches its input voltage requirements, such as AC (Alternating Current) or DC (Direct Current). Most LED drivers are designed to accept AC power from a wall outlet (e.g., 120V or 240V) and then convert it to the necessary DC output to power your LEDs.
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At Sarlux Electronics, we handle every aspect of our products, from engineering and manufacturing to marketing and sourcing – all under one roof. This approach allows us to ensure the highest quality standards and continuously innovate to meet the evolving needs of the LED lighting industry.