Philips Advance ICN-2P16-TLED-N LED Driver 120-277VAC
LED driver powers one or two TLED tubes on 120 to 277 VAC with 9 to 34 W output
- Product weight0.62
- Drives 1 to 2 LED tubes for flexible installations
- Operates on 120 to 277V AC input voltage
- Delivers up to 34W output power for efficient lighting
- Class P rated for reliable thermal protection
- Weighs 0.62 lb for easy handling
LED Driver for TLED Tubes
The Philips Advance ICN-2P16-TLED-N is an LED driver built to operate one or two TLED tubes in commercial or residential fixtures. It accepts a wide 120 to 277 VAC input, making it suitable for standard North American branch circuits. The unit delivers a regulated 0.25 A output at up to 420 VDC, providing 9 to 34 W of power to compatible lamps. Its long, standard-profile case measures 9 1/2 inches in length for straightforward installation.
Input Range and Output Limits
The driver operates across a 120 to 277 VAC supply with an input current of 0.31 to 0.04 AAC and a maximum input power of 40 W. Output is capped at 34 W and 0.25 A, so it cannot drive loads that exceed those limits. The 420 VDC maximum output voltage sets the upper boundary for the lamp string voltage. Fixtures requiring higher wattage, higher current, or a different voltage window will need a different driver.
Two-Lamp Maximum
This model supports a maximum of two TLED tubes, so it is not suited for fixtures designed for three or four lamps. Installers retrofitting multi-lamp troffers or high-bay units must use multiple drivers or select a higher-capacity ballast. The single specified output current of 0.25 A also means it cannot be used with tubes that demand a different drive current.
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- Price $21.99
- Cheaper than about 72% of the 1,591 comparable items (median $33.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
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| Brand name | PHILIPS ADVANCE |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 34 W or 40 W version of this driver?
This driver handles both — it accepts up to 40 W input and delivers 9 to 34 W to the tubes, so a single unit covers that range.
What does the 420 V DC output mean once the driver is installed?
It is the regulated voltage supplied to the connected LED tubes, keeping current steady at 0.25 A across the 9–34 W load range.
How does the 120–277 V AC input affect what I can run?
The wide input range lets the driver operate on standard North American mains without rewiring, automatically adapting to 120 V or 277 V circuits.
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