GE Lighting LED Driver 21 W 120-277 V AC 26-34 V DC
Powers one LED tube from 120-277 V AC to 26-34 V DC at 21 W in a standard-profile case
- 21 W input power drives LED tubes efficiently
- 120-277 V AC input suits varied mains supplies
- 26-34 V DC output matches compatible LED tubes
- Class 2 rating limits output for safer operation
- Compact 9 1/2 in long case fits standard fixtures
GE Current LED Driver 21 W
This GE Current LED driver supplies 21 W of input power and 21 W of output power to a single LED tube. It accepts 120 to 277 V AC input voltage and delivers a regulated 26 to 34 V DC output at 0.62 A DC. The unit measures 9 1/2 in length with a long case form factor and standard profile. It is rated Class 2 for safe operation in commercial and residential fixtures.
Suitable for single tube retrofits
This driver suits installers replacing one fluorescent tube with an LED tube in existing troffers or strip fixtures. It supports one bulb only, so projects requiring multiple tubes per driver need a different unit. Buyers needing dimming control or emergency backup functions should look elsewhere because those features are not included. The 120 to 277 V AC range covers most North American branch circuits.
21 W output power limit
The decisive specification is the 21 W power output, which caps the driver to one standard LED tube. Exceeding this rating risks premature failure or reduced light output. Verify the tube wattage before installation to ensure compatibility with the 26 to 34 V DC output window. The 0.62 A DC output current is fixed for the supported load.
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- Price $19.99
- Cheaper than about 75% of the 1,591 comparable items (median $33.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | GE CURRENT |
Questions about this item
Which LED tubes does this driver support for a single-lamp installation?
The driver is intended for LED tubes and supports one bulb with a 26 to 34 V DC output at 0.62 A DC.
Will the 120 to 277 V AC input work on my existing 120 V branch circuit?
Yes, the input range covers 120 V through 277 V AC, so a standard 120 V circuit is within specification.
How can I confirm the driver is delivering the correct output after wiring it?
Measure the DC output with a multimeter; it should read between 26 and 34 V DC at up to 0.62 A when the tube is lit.
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