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Philips Advance LED Driver 120-425 V 40-150 W light kit
LED driver powers fixture arrays at 0.35 A output current across 125-425 V DC with 150 W output
- Wide 120-425 V range suits many fixtures
- 40-150 W output covers diverse LED arrays
- 165 W input delivers 150 W efficient power
- 35 A constant current ensures stable illumination
- Compact long-profile case fits tight installations
Philips Advance LED Driver Kit
The Philips Advance LED driver kit delivers a 120 to 425 V DC output range with a 40 to 150 W power window. It suits installers and facility managers who need a single driver to cover multiple fixture types in commercial or industrial lighting projects.
Xitanium driver with Class 2 rating
The integrated Xitanium driver operates at 0.35 A output current and meets Class 2 safety limits, reducing wiring complexity in plenum spaces. Its 1.40 A input current at 120 V AC and 0.60 A at 277 V AC simplify circuit planning across standard North American voltages.
165 W input limits fixture count
With 165 W input power and 150 W maximum output, the unit cannot drive loads beyond that threshold, so large arrays require multiple drivers. The 125 V minimum DC output also excludes low-voltage LED modules that start below that level.
Highlights
- Wide 120-425 V range suits many fixtures
- 40-150 W output covers diverse LED arrays
- 165 W input delivers 150 W efficient power
- 35 A constant current ensures stable illumination
- Compact long-profile case fits tight installations
Specifications
| Brand | PHILIPS ADVANCE |
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Questions about this item
Does the LED driver need any scheduled servicing or component replacement?
The Xitanium driver is a sealed unit with no user-serviceable parts and no published maintenance schedule.
What is the first thermal or electrical limit reached during continuous operation?
The 165 W input power rating and Class 2 output define the sustained-load boundary before protection engages.
How much heat and noise does the driver produce when run all day?
With no moving parts the unit runs silently, and its 165 W input at full load determines the heat dissipated into the fixture.
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