320W Constant Current LED Driver, LED Power Supply

Buy a 320W constant current LED driver online. Dimmable LED transformer provides knob dimming, 0-10V dimmer and ethernet port function, allowing users to adjust the light intensity and customize the lighting environment according to various plant needs.

Specifications

• Model: ATO-TBW-LFA-320
• Input Voltage: 100~277V AC
• Output Power: 320W
• Output Voltage: 28V~56V
• Output Current: 5.0A~7.5A
• Mode: Constant Current
• Size: 246mmx75.5mmx42mm
• Efficiency: 92.5%
• Application: LED Lighting（Especially for Plant Grow Lights)
• Waterproof Grade: IP65/IP67
• Protection: Over-Heat, Over-Load, Short-Circuit & Open-Circuit
• Work Temperature: -40℃~60℃

Dimming Methods

• (Default) Knob Dimming + (RJ14 Network Port)
• 3-in-1 Dimming (0-10V/PWM/Resistor)
• 3-in-1 Dimming + 12V/300mA Auxiliary Source

Dimension (Unit: mm)

Applications

Constant current LED drivers are commonly used in various scenarios such as commercial and residential lighting installations, architectural lighting designs, outdoor and landscape lighting, signage and display boards, automotive lighting systems, horticultural lighting for indoor farming or plant growth, and LED strip lighting. The constant current output ensures consistent brightness, uniform illumination, and proper functioning of the LEDs, enabling energy-efficient and long-lasting lighting solutions in diverse applications.

Tips: Can constant current LED drivers work with multiple LEDs?

Yes, constant current LED drivers can work with multiple LEDs. When connecting multiple LEDs to a constant current driver, it's important to consider the configuration of the LEDs—whether they are connected in series or parallel.

In a series configuration, the LEDs are connected end-to-end. The total forward voltage of the series is the sum of the forward voltages of each LED. Constant current drivers are suitable for series configurations because they can provide a consistent current to the entire series, ensuring each LED receives the required current.

In a parallel configuration, the LEDs are connected side by side, each with its own branch from the driver. For parallel connections, it's essential to ensure that the driver can handle the combined forward current of all parallel branches. The constant current driver distributes the specified current to each parallel branch, maintaining the individual current requirements of each LED.

Whether in series or parallel, the total forward voltage and current requirements of the connected LEDs should be within the specifications of the constant current driver. This ensures optimal performance and longevity of both the LEDs and the driver. Always refer to the manufacturer's guidelines for proper configuration and wiring.