ACCESSORIES

Accessories required for the fixture or application. Common components for a typical installation include an LED driver/power supply, wiring, connectors, mounting hardware, a controller, a dimmer, a sensor, and/or a photocell. Before choosing any accessories, always check the fixture voltage, wattage, mounting, and control requirements.

Match the power supply or driver to the fixture’s required input and output voltage, wattage, current type, dimming method, and installation environment. The selected unit should provide adequate capacity without exceeding the specifications of the connected LED fixture.

Both devices control electrical power for the LED products, but the terms also vary depending on the LED system. Constant-current drivers are used for compatible fixtures, and constant-voltage power supplies are typically used to deliver regulated 12V or 24V DC to LED strips, modules, and other products.

Only accessories specifically rated for the intended outdoor or wet-location environment should be used. Check the product’s IP rating, enclosure rating, operating temperature, and installation instructions before installing it outdoors.

A photocell detects surrounding light levels and can automatically switch compatible lighting on after dark and off when sufficient daylight is present.

Compatibility of the emergency driver with the fixtures is not universal. The compatibility may vary depending upon fixture type, voltage, watts of the driver, type of driver, availability of mounting space, and safety requirements.

Confirm the pole shape and dimensions, adapter mounting method, tenon outside diameter, fixture mounting requirement, fixture quantity, and desired mounting direction before ordering.

No. Controller must be identical in voltage, signal type, number of channels, load capacity, and control protocol to the LED product. Depending on the type of product, RGB, RGBW, tunable-white, single-color, and addressable LED products might need a different controller.