GlacialPower Launches New GP-CVM100P LED Driver Series Support 3-in-1 Dimming and DALI Functions

New Taipei City, Taiwan, June 27, 2019 –(PR.com)– GlacialPower, the power division of the LED technology manufacturer GlacialTech Inc, announces the GP-CVM100P constant voltage LED driver series, including non-dimming, 3-in-1 dimming and DALI versions. It rated power output of 100W is available in 12V, 24V, 36V and 48V models. At full load these new drivers provide an outstanding active power factor correction which greater than 0.98 at 115Vac, and more than 0.94 at 230Vac. The GP-CVM100P delivers the excellent power efficiency up to 93% and has a very low no load consumption under 0.5 watt at 230Vac.

The advanced features of GP-CVM100P product family include high efficiency, silent operation and light weight. This series offer the CV of 12V, 24V, 36V and 48V models. GP-CVM100P-xxV is non-dimming, GP-CVM100P-xxVA supports 3-in-1 dimming, and GP-CVM100P-xxVD supports DALI functions. The GP-CVM100P series can cover most of market demands especially for high power requirement of LED strip and light box markets.

The GP-CVM100P series feature a fully isolated metal housing with aluminum material; it comes in an IP67-rated dust and waterproof enclosure suitable for outdoor as well as indoor use. The output and dimming lines are totally compliant with the new regulations with isolation to ensure the safety during installation. The new series include the over current protection (OCP), short circuit protection (SCP), over temperature protection (OTP) and over voltage protection (OVP). These features protect the LED driver and lighting fixture to ensure a long lifespan.

Features:
– Universal AC input from 90 to 305Vac.
– Constant voltage mode.
– Built-in Active PFC function.
– Protections: OVP, OCP, SCP and OTP.
– High efficiency up to 93%.
– Fully insulated case with IP67 rated.
– No load consumption – Suitable for LED strips and light box applications.
– 3-in-1 dimming (dim-to-off) and DALI functions available.

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