Elemental LED VLM Constant Voltage Driver 12V 60W Ballast
Constant-voltage LED driver supplies 12 V at 60 W with compact UL-listed design and efficient thermal potting
- Product typeBallasts
- 12V constant voltage output ensures stable LED performance
- 60W power capacity supports longer strip runs
- UL Listed certification confirms safety compliance
- Compact 3D-designed housing minimises internal empty space
- Precision potting conducts heat uniformly across the driver body
Compact 12 V 60 W LED Driver
The Elemental LED VLM Constant Voltage Driver supplies 12 volts at up to 60 watts for low-voltage LED lighting installations. Its compact housing is designed to minimise empty board space and reduce noise paths. The unit is UL Listed and potted to conduct heat evenly across its entire contact surface.
Installers needing a small-footprint 12 V driver
This driver suits projects where space is tight and a 60 W constant-voltage supply meets the load. It is not intended for systems that require a higher output voltage, greater wattage or a different current regulation method.
Straightforward low-voltage wiring
Connection follows standard low-voltage practice; the potted body aids thermal transfer to the mounting surface. The main installation issue is exceeding the 60 W limit or using a supply voltage other than 12 V, which will cause the driver to shut down or fail.
How it compares
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- Price $36.99
- Cheaper than about 60% of the 265 comparable items (median $61.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | DIODE LED |
| Product type | Ballasts |
Questions about this item
What voltage LED tape or fixtures must I already have for this 12 V driver to power them?
You need 12 V constant-voltage LED strips or modules; the driver supplies 12 V at up to 60 W.
Can I run this driver on the same circuit as my older magnetic transformers?
Yes, it connects to standard mains wiring like older transformers, but it is electronic and UL Listed for cooler, quieter operation.
How do I confirm the driver is delivering its rated output after installation?
Measure the output terminals with a multimeter — you should read a steady 12 V under load up to 60 W.
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