GlacialPower Launches New GP-CVP040N-xxVL Series LED Constant Voltage Driver with TRIAC Dimming that is Suitable for Low Voltage Area

New Taipei City, Taiwan, July 16, 2020 –(PR.com)– GlacialPower, the power division of the LED technology manufacturer GlacialTech Inc., announces the new GP-CVP040N-xxVL series LED constant voltage driver that is suitable for low voltage areas. It is available in 12V DC and 24V DC output rated power of 40.8 W. The driver supports TRIAC dimming function, and appropriates for LED strips application in places such as restaurants, jewelry shop, home and theater.

The dimming adjustment output of the GP-CVP040N-xxVL series LED driver ranges from 5% to 100%. Works with leading edge and trailing edge TRIAC dimmers. The typical power conversion efficiency is 82% for 12V and 84% for 24V. It supports an AC input voltage range from 108 to 132 V AC.

The fully isolated case design enables an operation temperature range of -20°C to 50°C, which means that the LED driver can be used in most environments. Additionally, with IP65 approval as well as four different protections: Over-Voltage Protection (OVP), Over-Current Protection (OCP), Short-Circuit Protection (SCP) and Over-Temperature Protection (OTP), these drivers are highly secure.

Features:
– AC input range from 108 to 132V AC
– Constant voltage mode
– Work with leading edge and trailing edge TRIAC dimmers
– AC phase-cut dimming
– IP65 rated
– Safety protections include OVP, OCP, SCP, and OTP
– Appropriate for LED strips application
– 2 Years warranty
– RoHS compliant

About GlacialPower
GlacialPower, the power division of GlacialTech, manufactures Switch Mode Power Supply (SMPS) solutions for LED lighting applications. GlacialPower provides LED Drivers and power supplies with a wide wattage range for a variety of applications. GlacialPower power supplies use attractive and contemporary design to deliver quality products that possess innovative features and ease of usability for customers. For details, please visit at www.GlacialPower.com.

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