One housing, three independent outputs
The 3X96W is a multi-output hard-wired LED driver designed around a simple idea: most jobs need more than one strip run, and each run deserves its own circuit. Instead of daisy-chaining everything onto one output and watching the far end dim out, you split the load across three outputs at 24V DC, 4A max (96W) each. Load them evenly, keep your runs short, and every metre of tape gets the voltage it's supposed to get. The sealed enclosure measures 30.3 cm x 7.8 cm x 4.7 cm and carries an integrated mounting bracket on each side, so it fastens flat and stays put on a wall, a stud, a cabinet back or a gazebo beam.
Technical specifications
SKU: 3X96W
Brand: LED MONTREAL
Input: 100 – 120V AC
Output: 3 outputs at 24V DC 4A max (96W), 288W total
Dimensions: 30.3 cm x 7.8 cm x 4.7 cm
Protection: IP67
Class: Class 2
Dimmable: No
Certification: cULus for Canada and USA
Class 2, IP67 and why it matters here
Class 2 output is what makes low-voltage LED work approachable: it keeps the secondary side within safe limits, which simplifies wiring methods on a great many residential and light commercial installs. The IP67 rating means the driver is suitable for dry, damp and wet locations — rain on a deck, humidity in a bathroom or a spa room, spray near a pool deck, dust and road grime under an RV. And because it is cULus listed for Canada and the USA, it meets the safety expectations of inspectors on both sides of the border. Note that this unit is non-dimmable: if a project calls for dimming, plan for a dimmable driver instead rather than putting a wall dimmer ahead of this one.
Installation and compatibility
This is a hard-wired unit: the line side connects to a 100 – 120V AC supply, and the three low-voltage outputs feed your 24V LED strip, tape light, cove light or module runs. Confirm your strip is a 24V product before connecting, respect polarity on each output, and keep the total connected wattage on any single output at or under its 96W capacity — with 288W total available across the three. Mount it where air can move around it, keep it accessible for service, and use outdoor-rated connectors and wire when the run leaves the building. If the driver sits outside or in an unheated space, secure the cable runs so wind, snow load and lawn equipment can't tug on the terminations.
Where it earns its keep, and documentation
Contractors use this driver for exterior soffit and under-railing lighting on decks, for gazebo and pergola perimeters, for cottage docks and boathouses, and for trailer and RV conversions. Indoors, it feeds kitchen under-cabinet and toe-kick lighting, basement ceiling coves, closet and pantry strips, retail shelving and display cases, restaurant bar backlighting and backlit signage — the kind of jobs where three separate zones off one clean feed makes the panel schedule and the wall look a lot better. The technical PDF for the 24V 288W cULus listed IP67 Class 2 LED drivers is available in the Documentation tab for your submittals and inspection file.
