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Driver for High Power UVC LEDs (VC2X2 Series)
Driver for High Power UVC LEDs (VC2X2 Series)
Driver for High Power UVC LEDs (VC2X2 Series)

Driver for High Power UVC LEDs (VC2X2 Series)

$54.08 - $102.74
This driver is intended for use with high power UVC LEDs from Violumas: (VC2X2C45L9-310/295/275/265 nm).
Drivers are assembled with a 120V AC or 220VAC power cord and plug. Wago connectors and wire are included to allow you to plug-and-play your LED kit.
Optional dimming is available which includes driver with dimmer dial, and digital panel meter.

Voltage and dimming option - Specify above if you need 110VAC or 220VAC (drop down menu above) and optional dimming.

If you are also looking for a heat sink for your LED please see our plug-and-play application sets that contain matched LED, heat sink and driver.

The drivers are constant current in order to control and maintain the recommended current for each LED product.
  • PS-1400A20W-ND (non-dimmable) or PS-140020W-D (dimmable).
  • Output Current: 1400mA (constant current).
  • Output Voltage: 12.0V~18.0V
  • Output Power: 25.2W (110V) or 19.6W (220V)
  • Input Voltage: 90VAC~264VAC
  • Assembly Includes:  power cord, plug, 2x Wago connectors and wire for connecting LED to driver.

Disclaimer: Driver kits are only intended for operating Violumas UV LED products. Boston Electronics and Violumas are not responsible for any damages that may result from inaccurate use of the recommended products.

IMPORTANT - see the Driver Manual for disclaimers and guidelines for proper selection of LED drivers (including information on constant current versus constant voltage drivers),

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