ITE Power Adapter UEL60LCP-SPA

48V 60W LED Driver Power Supply External Switching Wall Mount Power Adapter

Wide range of AC input voltage 90- 264VAC

Protections against: short circuit/over current

IP20 design for indoor application

Nonconstant current function

Meets ERP(EU)2019/2020 energy efficiency standard

Changeable AC plugs for universal use

Output match DC Jack/DC Cable

Fireproof plastic housing

DESCRIPTION

The UEL60LCP-SPA is a 60W LED driver power supply 48V wall mount power adapter with a compact IP20 design, compliant with CCC, cULus, CE, and other safety standards. Supporting a 90-264VAC input range, it delivers outputs of 9-24V (0-1.5A) with short circuit and overcurrent protections. Meeting the ERP(EU 2019/2020 energy efficiency requirements, it’s ideal for indoor LED lighting applications, such as table lamp, ceiling light, panel light.

Safety&Compliance

Safety Approvals – CCC,CE

Model Number	Power(W)	Input Voltage Range(VDC)	Output Voltage(VDC)	Output Current(A)	Operating Temperature Range(℃)	Safety Standards
UEL60LCP-SPA	60.0	90-264	48.0	0-2.00	0~+40	CCC

60W LED driver power supply, Led driver, LED driver power supply

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POPULAR QUESTIONS

What is an LED driver/external power adapter?

An LED driver is a power supply device specifically designed to provide constant current or constant voltage to LED lights, ensuring stable operation, preventing flickering and overheating, and extending their lifespan.

What is the difference between an LED driver and a regular power adapter?

An LED driver provides constant current or constant voltage output and has overcurrent, overvoltage, and short-circuit protection. Regular adapters mostly provide constant voltage output, which may cause LED flickering or shorten their lifespan..

What are the different types of LED drivers?

Common types include constant current (CC) and constant voltage (CV), as well as adjustable and non-dimmable types. The appropriate type must be matched to the type of lighting fixture.

What is the difference between constant current and constant voltage LED drivers?

Constant current (CC): Outputs a fixed current, suitable for LED lights connected in series, such as high-power lighting fixtures or LED strip lights.

Constant voltage (CV): Outputs a fixed voltage, suitable for lighting fixtures or LED strip lights connected in parallel.

How to choose the output power of an LED driver?

The driver power should be about 10-20% higher than the total power of the LED lights to ensure margin and stability. For example, a 24W lamp can be paired with a 30W LED driver.

Does the LED driver support dimming?

Some LED drivers support dimming, including 0-10V, PWM, and Triac dimming. The lamp itself must be compatible with dimming functionality; otherwise, it may flicker or be damaged.

What is the typical lifespan of an LED driver?

High-quality LED drivers can have a lifespan of over 50,000 hours. Ambient temperature and heat dissipation conditions will affect lifespan.

What are the common symptoms of LED driver malfunctions?

LEDs not lighting up, flickering, or unstable brightness; abnormal driver overheating. Common causes include overcurrent, overvoltage, or circuit faults.

Can an LED driver be used in a ceiling light?

Yes, but you need to confirm that the light fixture supports an external driver and that the output parameters match. Some ceiling lights have built-in drivers, which may not be compatible with external drivers.

Can I replace the original LED driver with one from a different brand?

Yes, but you need to ensure that the output voltage, current, dimming compatibility, and protection rating match; otherwise, you may damage the LED light.