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Constant-current LED driver accepts 120/277 V input and delivers 1.4 A across a 15-44 V output range
The GE GELD60DMV1400PU is a Class 2 constant-current LED driver rated for 1.4 A output. It suits installers and maintenance teams fitting or servicing commercial and architectural LED luminaires.
The unit accepts 120 V or 277 V at 50/60 Hz and delivers 15–44 V DC, so one model covers both common North American supply voltages. A 7-metre spool length simplifies routing inside fixtures or conduit runs.
It directly swaps out constant-current drivers that have drifted or failed in existing 1.4 A LED arrays. The jump is worthwhile when the original driver’s output window matches the 15–44 V range and the fixture wiring can accommodate the supplied lead length.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | GE |
| Size & build | |
| Spool length | 7 |
The driver accepts 120V to 277V AC at 50/60Hz and regulates a constant 1.4A output.
A 7-foot spool of electrical wire is included for the installation.
Mount the driver in a suitable enclosure, then verify LED load voltage falls within 15-44V before applying power.
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