Match the brightness of your other lights when replacing a failed LED driver. These drivers let you program the output current to the exact level you need. Because they cover a wide range of currents, you don’t need to have multiple different ones on hand for repairs. They convert your building’s AC voltage into the constant low-voltage DC power your LEDs need.

To select the right driver, match its output wattage to the label on your existing driver. If there’s no exact match, round up to the nearest wattage.

Taptronic drivers are programmed with a free downloadable app on your iPhone or Android device. Enter the settings from the old driver’s label. Then tap the new driver to your device to transfer the settings wirelessly.

Advance drivers are programmed with a free downloadable Android app or a Signify Advance programmer (sold separately) connected to your PC. Enter the settings from the old driver’s label. Then tap the new driver to your Android device or programmer to transfer the settings wirelessly.

FieldSET drivers are programmed with an eldoLED FieldSET programmer (sold separately). The programmer doesn’t require a PC, making it ideal for frequent replacements. It's rugged and can survive drops from up to 10 ft. The programmer automatically copies settings from old FieldSET and Optotronic drivers—just connect them using the programmer's cord. Then connect your new FieldSET driver to transfer the settings. If your old driver is from another brand, you’ll need to manually enter the settings from the label.

Fastener mount drivers are secured using the screws from your original driver.

Drivers that meet IP66 are protected from dust and high-pressure washdowns. They’re safe for use as replacements in outdoor fixtures exposed to rain and wet conditions.

Bring your LED light back to life without the cost and hassle of replacing the entire fixture. These drivers replace your light’s failed driver and convert your building’s AC voltage into the low-voltage DC power your LEDs need. They also shield your lights from damaging voltage and current fluctuations.

To select the right driver, match its output wattage to the label on your existing driver. If there’s no exact match, round up to the nearest wattage.

Constant current drivers are the most common and are often used with commercial and industrial lighting. They’re best for consistent brightness.

Constant voltage drivers are best for long runs of lights, such as strip or tape lights, to maintain stable voltage. Rated IP65, they’re protected from dust and low-pressure jets of water. They’re safe for use as replacements in outdoor fixtures exposed to rain and wet conditions.

Drivers with constant current or constant voltage perform one function at a time. They automatically detect the light’s requirements and supply the appropriate type of power.