LED Drivers

LED drivers convert mains AC voltage into the low-voltage DC power required to operate LED lighting systems. Our range of LED drivers is designed for use with constant voltage LED strip lighting, including 12V, 24V, 36V and 48V systems. We stock reliable power supplies suitable for a wide range of installations, with options including dimmable LED driver solutions for compatible control systems. Choosing the correct driver of LED light ensures safe operation, stable performance and long product lifespan.
LED Drivers
12V LED Drivers

12V LED Drivers

24V LED Drivers

24V LED Drivers
36V LED Drivers

36V LED Drivers

Meanwell LED Driver & Power Supply Range

Meanwell LED Driver & Power Supply Range
Waterproof LED Drivers

Waterproof LED Drivers
TRIAC Dimmable LED Drivers

TRIAC Dimmable LED Drivers

LED Drivers for LED Strip Lighting  

Acting as the driver of LED light, it converts the 230V AC mains supply into a stable DC voltage required by LED strips and LED controllers. Most LED strip installations operate on constant voltage systems, typically 12V or 24V, while specialist installations may use 36V drivers for long-length LED strip applications.  

How to Choose the Correct LED Driver  

When selecting an LED driver, two main factors must be considered: voltage and wattage. The voltage of the driver must always match the voltage of the LED strip being powered. For example, a 24V LED strip must always be paired with a 24V driver.  

To calculate wattage requirements, multiply the total length of the LED strip by its wattage per metre. For optimal performance and longevity, the driver should typically operate at 70–75% of its rated capacity.  

Incorrect driver selection can cause overheating, reduced performance, or permanent damage to the lighting system.  

 

What Wattage LED Driver Do I need? 

A driver's wattage is the maximum load at which that driver can be run, to find the size of the driver you will need to calculate the total wattage of the product you will be powering. For LED strips this can be done by multiplying the total length of the strip by the power consumed per metre. For example; 

4 metres of 9.6 W/pm LED strip would draw a total of 38.4 Watts (4 m x 9.6 W/pm) 

7 metres of 14.4 W/pm LED strip would draw a total of 100.8 Watts (7 m x 14.4 W/pm) 

To prevent overheating an LED driver should not be run at more than 75% of its capacity. For example; 

A 150W PSU can power a maximum of 112.5W (75% of 150W) 

A 60W PSU can power a maximum of 45W (75% of 60W)

 

Dimmable LED Driver Options  

A dimmable LED driver allows brightness control when used with compatible LED lighting and dimming systems. These drivers are commonly used in architectural, residential and commercial lighting projects where adjustable light levels are required.  

Selecting the correct dimmable driver ensures smooth dimming performance while maintaining stable power delivery to the LED lighting installation.