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Waterproof LED drivers provide expanded functionality in a variety of outdoor applications

August 6, 2013 By ECN Staff

Phihong USA has expanded its PDA072 and PDA080 constant voltage LED driver series with 0-10V dimming models. The new PDA072 Series addition, designated the PDA072W-24VG-R, is rated for outputs of 72W at 24VDC and the new PDA080 Series addition, designated the PDA080W-48VG-R, is rated for outputs of 80W at 48VDC.

Both the PDA072 and PDA080 LED driver series are fully potted and waterproof with an ingress protection (IP) rating of 67, meaning that they are capable of operation in wet and dry environments. The drivers also feature power factor correction greater than 0.9 per Energy Star guidelines for SSL luminaires and have efficiency ratings greater than 88% at 277VAC inputs.

Standard features for the newly expanded series include over-voltage, over-current, short circuit and open-circuit protections. Driver outputs for the series are rated Class 2 per UL1310 and bear safety approval markings from CE and UL.

The PDA072W and PDA080W Series LED drivers carry standard five-year warranties and measure 241mm (9.49”) x 43mm (1.69”) x 30.5mm (1.2”) and weigh 750g (1.65lbs). Pricing for the 72W units starts at $77.84 in single unit quantities and pricing for the 80W units starts at $89.97 in single unit quantities. More information, including product datasheets, is available at www.phihong.com/LED.

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