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Rectangular metal power supply unit with label showing 150W 90-283V .7A

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO 150W LED Street Light Power Supply 90-283V .7A

SKU CH-FGSC-G47HQ

A 150 W LED street-light driver accepting 90–283 V input and delivering 0.7 A output

  • Product typeATX
  • Delivers 150 W for reliable street-light operation
  • Wide 90-283 V input handles mains variation
  • Rated .7 A output current for LED arrays
  • Tested working to confirm good quality

150W LED Street Light Driver

This 150W LED control device operates across a 90 to 283V input range and delivers a 0.7A output current. It is built as an ATX type power supply intended for street lighting installations. The unit is supplied new and has been tested for correct operation.

Installers needing a tested 150W constant current

Buyers who require a different output current or a non-ATX form factor should look at alternative drivers. This unit suits projects matching the stated voltage and current specifications only.

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Price $62.99
Cheaper than about 83% of the 10,869 comparable items (median $142.99).

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Specifications

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Product typeATX

Questions about this item

What voltage input must the installation provide for this 150 W LED driver to operate?

The unit accepts an AC input range of 90 V to 283 V, so the site supply must fall within those limits.

Can the 0.7 A constant-current output drive an older LED module rated for a different current?

No — the driver delivers a fixed 0.7 A output; the connected LED array must be designed for that exact current to avoid damage or reduced life.

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