Broad Range DC Output LEM Emergency Drivers Series

DC Output LEM Emergency Drivers

June 22, 2020

The broad range DC output LEM series is a UL-Listed and CEC-compliant constant power LED emergency driver family, designed for both AC LED tube/bulb and DC LED loads. They offer best‐in‐class low profile form factors, with options for terminal block, flex conduit or IP66 waterproof case. Units feature constant emergency power output, with a wide range of output voltage from 5VDC – 300VDC and auto-adjusting output current. The devices deliver 90 minutes of emergency operating time over their full temperature range 0-55℃ (32°F-131°F) and a 24-hour maximum battery recharge time. All models are UL924 rated and feature a 5-year warranty.

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