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What’s the difference between an LED driver and a transformer?

LED lighting applications may require specific parameters/specifications in relation to flicker, ripple, reliability, efficiency, surge protection and dimming. Since approx. 95% of LED applications require a constant current power source LED drivers are usually, but not always, constant current output. Almost all transformers are constant voltage. For LED applications that require a constant voltage power supply, which includes MR16 spotlights (12V) and LED Strip Lights (12V/24V),  there is a great similarity between LED constant voltage drivers and…

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Bulkhead lighting explained in 10 easy steps

LED bulkhead lighting is an extremely popular choice for not only businesses but for homes and gardens too. Bulkhead lights have many, well-known advantages, with one of the major ones being how energy-saving and cost-efficient they are. LED lights have also proven to be more durable than standard lights, plus their sleek compactness makes the much more aesthetically pleasing. Many people are turning to LED lighting for evenly distributing light…

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Are all LED Light Panel Lights the same?

The answer to the above question is a definite NO! LED panels consist of many components, and it is the quality of these components that directly affects the performance, lifespan, and of course the price of the LED light panel. Many LED suppliers make baseless and sometimes false claims about their LED panels. Most suppliers don’t even know what brand of LED chip is being used within the panels they are supplying!…

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Should you choose LED Low Bay or LED High Bay for factory lighting?

Knowing whether to choose LED Low Bay or LED High Bay for your space can be a tricky decision. For many factory and warehouse managers, knowing the difference between LED Low Bay and LED High Bay in the first place is a challenge. Then when it comes to choosing the right light for your factory, many elements need to be taken into consideration such as cost, location, and wattage. To…

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Your Guide to LED Bulkhead Lights

When looking to join the LED revolution, you might not know which type of LED light is best suited for your requirements. To help make it easier to understand which type of light is right for your requirements, at LEDSave, we look to provide you with all the information and specifics you need to know. A popular selection is the LED bulkhead. But why are these lights being bought and what…

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Our LED Strip Lights Installation Guide

LED Strip installation can be confusing. That’s why we have produced this guide, which applies mainly to our own LED strip offerings but can also be used to help you install any LED strip. Important LED Strip Specifications The following table summarises the specification elements of our LED strip that should be considered before installation: TypeVoltageLEDs / mPCB WidthPCB ThicknessMax runCutting Point352812V608mm0.25mm5m50mm352824V608mm0.25mm10m100mm505012V6010mm0.25mm5m50mm505024V6010mm0.25mm10m100mm5050 RGB + W12V6010mm0.25mm5m50mm5050 RGB + W24V6010mm0.25mm10m100mm 3528 vs 5050 3528…

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The Benefits of LED Low Bay and High Bay Lighting

LED Low Bay and High Bay lighting is generally comprised of high-power LED lights that are mainly used in industrial premises such as warehouses and workshops. They are also sometimes used in commercial environments such as gyms and stables. What’s the difference between Low Bay and High Bay LED lights? It’s simply the mounting height. Low Bay light fittings are normally mounted at between 4 and 8 metres. They are either…

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A Guide to LED Gear Trays & LED Bulkheads

An LED gear tray consists of a metal tray on which the electrical components: LEDs, driver, wiring and terminal blocks, are mounted. (For emergency versions there will also be a battery and a battery charger / changeover unit, although the changeover unit and battery charger may be integrated with one or more other components. For microwave sensor versions there will also be a microwave sensor, again possibly integrated with other…

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