LED Dimmable Driver 96W 24V | 5-in-1 Dimming | Constant Voltage Power Supply

The G-24060-DWJ is a high-performance 60W 24V dimmable LED driver, designed for residential, commercial, and architectural lighting applications. Integrated junction box Equipped with 6 knockout holes for versatile mounting options. Featuring 5-in-1 dimming compatibility, this power supply ensures smooth, flicker-free dimming for a wide range of LED lighting setups. 5 years warranty。

Key Features:

5-in-1 Dimming Compatibility: Supports Triac, 0-10V, PWM, ELV dimming protocols. Smooth transition from 0-100%, adaptable to any lighting scenario.
Stable 24V DC Output: Ensures consistent performance for LED strip lights, cabinet lighting, and architectural lighting.
Compact & Efficient Design: Low heat generation, high efficiency, and reliable operation.
UL Listed for Safety: Certified for professional installations.
Versatile Applications: Compatible with leading LED strip brands and smart lighting controls.

Recommended Applications:

Under-Cabinet Lighting: Provides seamless dimmable lighting for kitchens and workspaces.
Cove & Accent Lighting: Enhances architectural aesthetics with ambient lighting.
Smart Home Automation: Works with smart dimmers for customized lighting control.
Retail & Display Lighting: Ideal for showcasing products with high-quality dimmable illumination.
Outdoor LED Applications: Suitable for damp and dry locations.

Technical Specifications

Installation & Compatibility:

The G-24060-DWJ is compatible with Lutron, Leviton, and other leading dimmer brands, making it ideal for both residential and commercial installations. Its compact size allows for easy mounting in tight spaces.

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Step-by-Step: How to Choose the Right Power Supply for Your LED Setup

Start with your control method — then choose the matching power supply.

1. Decide Your Control Type First
Pick the control or dimming method that fits your lighting application:
• Triac Dimmer – Standard wall switch dimmer (common in homes)
• 0-10V Dimmer – Commercial dimming systems
• ELV Dimmer – Reverse phase dimming (quiet, smoother dimming)
• RGB/RGBW Controller – For color-changing LED strips
• No Dimming – Basic on/off control
2. Choose the Right Power Supply to Match
Select a power supply compatible with your control type:
• Triac Dimmer → Triac Dimmable Power Supply
• 0-10V Dimmer → 0-10V Dimmable Power Supply
• ELV Dimmer → ELV Dimmable Power Supply
• RGB/RGBW Controller → Standard Non-Dimmable Power Supply
• No Dimming → Standard Non-Dimmable Power Supply
3. Match the Output Voltage
Make sure your power supply output matches your LED strip voltage:
• 12V LED strips → Use a 12V power supply
• 24V LED strips → Use a 24V power supply
4. Size the Wattage Properly
Choose a power supply rated for more wattage than your LEDs consume:
• Indoor Installations → Total LED wattage × 1.25 (125%)
• Outdoor Installations → Total LED wattage × 1.5–2.0 (150–200%)
This provides:
• Overload protection
• Cooler operation
• Longer lifespan

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Frequently bought together:

All LED Strip Light	All LED Controller	All LED Transformer	All Aluminum Channel

Q&A:

How to select a dimmable transformer for LED lights?

The following factors needs to considered when selecting a dimmable transformer for LED lights: (1) Check compatibility with your specific LED lights; (2) Determine the dimming method (PWM or analog) and choose a transformer accordingly; (3) Consider the desired dimming range and ensure the transformer supports it; (4) Verify the transformer's load capacity meets or exceeds the total wattage of your LED lights; (5) Choose a reputable manufacturer for quality and reliability; (6) Ensure compatibility with your chosen dimmer switch or controller; (7) Look for relevant certifications and standards.