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Aurora 240V 10W 700mA Constant Current Dimmable LED Driver - AU-LEDD7010

Quick Find Code: AU-LEDD7010

3 Year Warranty
Free Next Day Delivery on orders over £50*
  • Works with AU-DSP dimmers (50% de-rated)
  • Overload, short-circuit, thermal, and surge protection
  • Loop-in, loop-out terminals, no junction box needed
  • Compliant with EN 61347 and EMC standards
  • Backed by a 3-year warranty for reliable use

Aurora 240V 10W 700mA Constant Current Dimmable LED Driver - AU-LEDD7010

Quick Find Code: AU-LEDD7010

3 Year Warranty
Free Next Day Delivery on orders over £50*
  • Works with AU-DSP dimmers (50% de-rated)
  • Overload, short-circuit, thermal, and surge protection
  • Loop-in, loop-out terminals, no junction box needed
  • Compliant with EN 61347 and EMC standards
  • Backed by a 3-year warranty for reliable use

£25.58
£18.95 (inc. VAT)

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Product Overview

The 1-10W 700mA Dimmable Constant Current LED Driver is designed for reliable and efficient LED performance, providing a stable 700mA output for 10W LEDs. Dimmable with AU-DSP dimmers (de-rated to 50% loading), this driver ensures smooth light control and enhanced protection with overload, short-circuit, and thermal safeguards.

It features loop-in, loop-out primary wiring terminals, integrated earth continuity, and 1.0kV surge protection, all in compliance with rigorous safety and EMC standards. With no need for a junction box, installation is simple and secure. Backed by a 3-year warranty for dependable use.

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Specification

Technology TypeLED
Height31mm
Length185mm
Weight0.09kg
Width40mm

Free Delivery on All Orders Over £50.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Transformer?

Transformers are used for two purposes, to 'step up' and 'step down' voltage levels between circuits. The most common for lighting circuits is from 240 (Mains) Volts down to 12 Volts.