12V UNIVERSAL DIMMABLE LED DRIVER 24W (CLASS 2)

Name: 12V UNIVERSAL DIMMABLE LED DRIVER 24W (CLASS 2)
Brand: LED MONTREAL
SKU: 12DIMPC2-24W
Price: 52.97 CAD
Availability: InStock

SKU: 12DIMPC2-24W

Brand: LED MONTREAL

Ever installed a beautiful LED strip only to discover your wall dimmer makes it buzz, flicker or simply refuse to turn down? The 12V Universal Dimmable LED Driver 24W (Class 2) from LED MONTREAL is the little box that fixes all of that. Also searched as a dimmable LED driver, LED transformer, LED power supply or 12V dimmable power pack, this constant voltage driver sits between your standard 110V wall dimmer and your low-voltage LED strip lights, converting household power into clean, steady 12 volts. It is made for single colour LED strip lights — under-cabinet runs, cove and crown moulding lighting, closets, stair nosings, display cases, bar fronts and signage — anywhere you want a real dimmer on the wall instead of a remote.

Compact and honest about what it does: input is 100 – 120V AC, output is 12V 2A for 24W total, and the whole unit measures just 15.3 cm x 5.2 cm x 2 cm, so it tucks into a cabinet toe-kick, a valance, a ceiling cavity or a junction box without a fight. It is a Class 2 driver and is cETLus certified for Canada and the USA, which keeps inspectors happy on residential and commercial jobs alike. Dimming is the star feature: it works with any recent standard 120V AC wall dimmer and takes your strips smoothly from 100% down to 20% with no noise and no flicker — and unlike most dimmable drivers, it needs no minimum load to perform, so even a short strip run dims properly.

Kitchens, basements, home theatres, bedrooms, restaurants, boutiques, hotel corridors, reception desks and retail displays all benefit from light you can actually tune down at the switch. Keep in mind this is a single colour driver: with RGB, RGBW or CCT-changing strips, dimming must be handled by the LED controller with a non-dimmable driver instead. Add up the wattage of your strip run before choosing — if 24W is tight, step up to the 12V Universal Dimmable LED Driver 48W or the 12V Universal Dimmable LED Driver 60W. Order SKU 12DIMPC2-24W and give your LED strips the dimmer they deserve.

Compatible with
Works with:
LED strip: 12RGB150, 12RGB15067, 12RGB150IP20, 12RGB300, 12RGB30067, 12RGB300IP20, 283512-3000, 301412120-3000

Built for real-world low-voltage lighting
This 12V constant voltage LED driver from LED MONTREAL is designed around one goal: letting a standard wall dimmer control low-voltage LED strip lighting the way a homeowner expects. The housing is slim and rectangular at 15.3 cm x 5.2 cm x 2 cm, a footprint that slides behind a valance, inside a cabinet, above a drop ceiling tile or into an accessible enclosure. It is classified as a Class 2 power supply, the category electricians look for on low-voltage LED installations, and it carries cETLus certification for Canada and the USA.

Dimming without the drama
Most dimming headaches with LED tape come from a driver that refuses to cooperate with a residential dimmer. This one is made to work with any recent standard 120V AC wall dimmer and delivers smooth, continuous dimming from 100% down to 20% without audible buzz and without flickering. Just as important for small installs, it does not require a minimum load, so a one-metre accent run under a shelf dims just as cleanly as a full kitchen perimeter. The result is warm, controlled light on a dimmer you already know how to use — no app, no remote, no extra wall plate.

Technical specifications
SKU: 12DIMPC2-24W
Brand: CDNLUX
Certification: cETLus for Canada and USA
Input: 100 – 120V AC
Output: 12V 2A 24W
Dimensions: 15.3 cm x 5.2 cm x 2 cm
Dimmable: Yes, with a 120V AC dimmer
Class: Class 2

Compatibility and wiring notes
Use this driver with 12V single colour LED strip lights only — warm white, neutral white, cool white or a single colour tape. If your project uses RGB, RGBW or CCT-selectable strips, dimming has to be handled by the LED controller and you will need a non-dimmable driver instead; the same applies if you plan to run a single colour strip through a controller. Size the driver to your load: total the wattage per metre of your tape, multiply by your run length, and leave headroom under the 24W output. Need more capacity for a longer run or a second zone? The 48W version and the 60W version share the same behaviour and the same Class 2, cETLus-certified design, so you can standardize across a whole job site.

Where it earns its keep — and documentation
Think under-cabinet kitchen lighting on the existing dimmer, a basement home theatre with cove lighting that drops to a soft glow for movie night, a bathroom vanity accent, bedroom headboard lighting, closet shelving, stair and hallway runs, plus commercial work: retail display cases, restaurant bar fronts, reception millwork, boutique shelving and hotel corridors. Because it accepts 100 – 120V AC, it drops straight into standard Canadian residential and light commercial circuits. Installation should always be done by a qualified electrician and the driver kept in an accessible, dry, ventilated location. The full technical spec sheet (PDF) for this driver family is available in the Documentation tab — download it for input and output values, dimensions and certification details before you rough in.

Technical Files