Power Supplies

Power Supplies

Power supplies include plug-in, hardwired, dimmable, and low-voltage components for task lighting and under cabinet lighting systems.

The collection is associated with compatible LED lighting, tape lighting, cabinet lighting, control accessories, and related power connections.

Common forms include compact plug-in supplies, hardwired units, dimmable drivers, and voltage-specific lighting power components.

For a reliable LED lighting installation, start with the exact fixtures and their electrical requirements, not the apparent shape of the power connector. The Task Lighting assortment here includes plug-in, hardwired, dimmable and selected weather-resistant drivers, with 12-volt and 24-volt DC output options and different wattage capacities. Check the fixture manufacturer's specified DC voltage and calculate the combined load of every connected light before selecting the driver. Follow the manufacturer's load limits and any required capacity margin; a higher wattage rating alone does not guarantee compatibility. A plug-in power supply connects to a compatible receptacle-powered system, while a hardwired driver needs the specified permanent electrical connection and installation clearances. Dimmable models also need the supported control technology; a basic household wall switch is not necessarily a compatible dimmer. Some drivers combine lighting power with wireless or smart receiver features, which should be verified model by model. Compare under-cabinet light bars and LED tape lights when planning the system those drivers will power. Check mounting space, heat dissipation, connection type and environmental rating before ordering.

When replacing an existing LED driver, note the complete model number along with its input requirements, DC output voltage, rated wattage or current, dimming mode and connector style. A 12-volt fixture should not be paired with a 24-volt driver simply because the plugs appear to fit, and a control system designed for one driver family may not work with another. Check whether the installation uses a plug-in adapter, hardwired junction box, separate receiver, tunable-white controls or an appropriately rated dimmer. Weather-rated power supplies need an installation environment consistent with their actual product rating; do not assume every sealed case is suitable for outdoor exposure. Also check whether the product includes an attached cord, removable power lead, connecting harness or no cord at all, since those details vary by part number. Browse LED connecting cords and accessories for related connectors and cables, or lighting accessories for compatible controls and installation components. Check local electrical requirements and manufacturer instructions, particularly for concealed wiring and servicing access. Confirm each chosen part against the exact lighting series to avoid mismatched connections or incorrect power delivery.