Elemental LED VLM Constant Voltage Driver 48V 60W ballast
A compact 48 V, 60 W constant-voltage LED driver with UL-listed components and potted thermal management
- Product typeBallasts
- Highest efficiency power supply in smallest footprint
- UL Listed for safety compliance
- Advanced 3D design minimises empty space on board
- Precision potting conducts heat uniformly to driver body
- Full contact surface area dissipates thermal build-up
Purpose & fit
The Elemental LED VLM Constant Voltage Driver supplies 48 V at 60 W for low-voltage LED installations. It is built for electricians and integrators who need a compact, UL-listed power supply that fits tight enclosures.
Thermals, noise & power
The driver is potted to conduct heat uniformly across its entire contact surface, dissipating thermal build-up without a fan. High-efficiency conversion keeps waste heat low and operation silent in normal use.
Upgrade path
Replaces larger magnetic or early electronic ballasts that cannot match the efficiency or footprint of this design. The jump is worth it when space is limited, when UL listing is required, or when California Proposition 65 compliance must be documented.
How it compares
Measured against everything we stock in Lamp Ballasts & Drivers, at today’s prices. Recalculated every night.
- Price $38.99
- Cheaper than about 59% of the 265 comparable items (median $61.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | DIODE LED |
| Product type | Ballasts |
Questions about this item
How is the 48 V 60 W driver mounted and which wiring step is most often missed?
Mount the potted driver flat on a metal surface so the full contact area conducts heat; the step most often missed is securing the low-voltage output leads before energising the 48 V circuit.
What maintenance or replacement will the 60 W constant-voltage unit need over time?
The sealed, UL-listed potting requires no routine maintenance; plan to replace the driver only if the 48 V output fails or after the California Proposition 65 warning label becomes illegible.
What limit appears first when the 48 V 60 W driver runs continuously at full load?
Thermal capacity of the potting compound is the first limit; sustained 60 W output relies on the entire housing surface to dissipate heat, so restricted airflow will trigger protection before electrical limits are reached.
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