Collection: Enhance Your Lighting Setup with Ironsmith's LED Driver Collection

A LED driver regulates current and voltage to keep LEDs safe, bright, and long-lasting.

To connect a LED driver, wire the input to the power source, output to the LED with correct polarity, ensure ratings match, and then power on.

To check a LED driver, measure input power, test output voltage or current (with LED connected if needed), and replace if output is missing or unstable.

Constant Voltage – provides a fixed DC voltage (e.g., 12V or 24V) for LED strips.Constant Current – regulates current (e.g., 350mA, 700mA) for high-power LEDs.

To connect a LED driver, turn off power, wire input to the supply and output to the LED with correct polarity, then switch power back on.

A LED light with a driver uses it to regulate power, converting AC to the correct DC; matching ratings and correct wiring ensures safe, efficient, long-lasting operation.

Using a LED without a driver risks overheating or burnout; a driver ensures safe, efficient, and long-lasting operation.

A LED driver regulates voltage and current to keep LEDs safe, steady, and efficient, with protections against overvoltage, short circuits, and overheating.