Constant Current

1~25W 15-90V DC Emergency Conversion Kit for LED Panel Lights

The only constant current emergency conversion kit for Led panel lights you will ever need. Integrated with a Ni-Cd battery and emergency inverter you don’t need extra packaging and installations. It is suitable for most LEDs and circuits.

  • This emergency conversion kit for LED panel lights is suitable for most LEDs and circuits. This emergency kit is compatible with a wide range of LED fixtures like LED panel light, down light, ceiling light, flood light and so on, with an output power of 5W.

    This emergency conversion module is designed for all LED lights which can lower the brightness in emergency conditions. It provides 5W output power and is fully operational for 2 hours with one charge. Providing the safest and most efficient LED work, this constant current emergency conversion kit for LED panel lights can also adjust its brightness with a dial-up code.

Benefits

  • Maintain precise constant current output without jeopardizing the system.
  • Activate automatically in the event of power cuts.
  • The module comes with protection functionality against reverse battery error, short circuit    problems and surge protection.
  • Comes with a test button to inspect the operation of the module.
  • The driver works with a variety of LED fixtures.
  • Customize the intensity of the output with dial-up code.
  • Certified by CE, RHoS, and EMC.

Product Specifications

  • Model #
  • Driver type:
  • Supported lamp types:
  • Output Emergency Power:
  • Input voltage:
  • Output voltage
  • Charge current (ma):
  • Dimmable:
  • Illumination time (hours):
  • Recharge time (hours):
  • Mode switch time :
  • Self-test ability:
  • Weight (g/pcs):
  • Dimensions (mm):
  • Application Lighting Power Range:
  • Warranty (years):
  • Ambient temperature (℃):
  • Operating temperature (℃):
  • Surge protection:
  • Battery type:
  • Battery dimension (mm):
  • Ip rating w/o casing:
  • Ip rating w casing:
  • Led indicator:
  • Encasing Dimension:
  • LMO102C005P
  • Constant Current
  • LED Panel, Down Light or similar LED system with external driver
  • 5
  • AC85-265V
  • DC15~90V
  • 50
  • Yes
  • 2
  • 24
  • No
  • 300
  • 155x40x31
  • 3
  • -20 to 45
  • 70
  • Yes
  • Ni-Cd AA1000mAh,12V
  • 140mm×50mm×15mm
  • 20
  • 67
  • φ5mm Green LED with 300mm Line,26#
  • 200mm×100mm×33mm
  • Model #: LMO102C005P
  • Driver type: Constant Current
  • Supported lamp types: LED Panel, Down Light or similar LED system with external driver
  • Output power (watt): 5
  • Input voltage: AC85-265V
  • Output voltage: DC15~90V
  • Charge current (ma): 50
  • Dimmable: Yes
  • Illumination time (hours): 2
  • Recharge time (hours): 24
  • Mode switch time :
  • Self-test ability: No
  • Weight (g/pcs): 300
  • Dimensions (mm): 155x40x31
  • Warranty (years): 3
  • Ambient temperature (℃): -20 to 45
  • Operating temperature (℃): 70
  • Surge protection: Yes
  • Battery type: Ni-Cd AA1000mAh,12V
  • Battery dimension (mm): 140mm×50mm×15mm
  • Ip rating w/o casing: 20
  • Ip rating w casing: 67
  • Led indicator: φ5mm Green LED with 300mm Line,26#
  • Encasing Dimension: 200mm×100mm×33mm

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