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Advance Xitanium LED Driver 40W 347V 1100mA Dimmable XG040C110V054BST1
40 watt, 347 volt programmable constant-current LED driver delivers 1100 mA output with dimmable control in a 14.1 by 1.2 inch housing
- 40 W constant-current output powers LED arrays efficiently
- Programmable driver allows custom current profiles for flexible design
- 347 V input suits commercial and industrial lighting circuits
- 1100 mA rated current matches high-output LED modules
- 1 in × 1.2 in compact form fits tight enclosures
Advance Xitanium 40W LED Driver
The Advance Xitanium XG040C110V054BST1 is a programmable constant-current LED driver rated at 40 watts. It operates at 347 volts and delivers a fixed 1100 mA output current for compatible LED modules.
Dimmable 347V constant-current applications
This driver suits installers who need a dimmable, programmable constant-current supply for 347-volt circuits at 1100 mA. It is not for systems requiring a different output current, a non-programmable fixed-current unit, or a lower input voltage.
Check fixture voltage and current specs
Verify that your LED array is rated for 1100 mA constant current and that the supply voltage is 347 volts. Confirm the physical footprint of 14.1 inches by 1.2 inches fits the enclosure and that the dimming control method matches your installation.
Highlights
- 40 W constant-current output powers LED arrays efficiently
- Programmable driver allows custom current profiles for flexible design
- 347 V input suits commercial and industrial lighting circuits
- 1100 mA rated current matches high-output LED modules
- 1 in × 1.2 in compact form fits tight enclosures
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What type of LED module and input voltage are required for the 40 watt 347 volt Xitanium driver?
The driver needs a constant-current LED load rated for 1100 mA and a 347 V AC supply to operate within its 40 watt capacity.
Can the 14.1 inch by 1.2 inch driver share a 347 volt circuit with legacy magnetic ballasts?
Yes, it accepts the same 347 V line voltage, but the circuit must be wired for the driver’s 1100 mA constant-current output rather than the ballast’s lamp-specific voltage.
How can I confirm the XG040C110V054BST1 is delivering the programmed 1100 mA after installation?
Measure the LED string current with a clamp meter; a steady reading at 1100 mA while the dimmer is at full level shows the driver is working as intended.
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