DUOLED — LED Hardwire Driver and Dimmer Switch from Standard

Standard Duoled

Dec 10, 2018

Standard’s DUOLED offers an innovative compact design, combining a dimmer switch and an LED hardwired driver. It’s two products in one, converting line voltage (120 VAC) into low voltage (12 VDC / 24 VDC), while offering outstanding dimming performances. This product combination eliminates the compatibility issues often found in LED drivers and dimmer switches.

The innovative and compact design allows the product to fit into a single gang box. A voltage barrier partition provided with each DUOLED enables users to install a high and low voltage circuit in the same gang box.

DUOLED offers a timeless and sleek look with a glossy white finish, and is compatible with Standard’s Armonia LED slim line bars and LED tapes and extrusions.

Among DUOLED’s key features:

• output power (W) 60 and 100 W
• output volt (VDC) 12 and 24 VDC
• input volt (VAC) 120 VAC
• frequency (Hz) 60 Hz
• operating temperature 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)
• dimming 1-100%

For more information, visit http://www.standardpro.com/featured-product/duoled-led-hardwire-driver-and-dimmer-switch

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