24VDC - 30W - HARDWIRE BOX CLASS2 - CV - TRIAC - 0-10V - BK - HWB-DIM-CDC-24V-30W

Name: 24VDC - 30W - HARDWIRE BOX CLASS2 - CV - TRIAC - 0-10V - BK - HWB-DIM-CDC-24V-30W
Brand: LITELINE
SKU: HWB-DIM-CDC-24V-30W
Price: 252.97 CAD
Availability: InStock

SKU: HWB-DIM-CDC-24V-30W

Brand: LITELINE

This dimmable 24VDC LED driver in a hardwire box (SKU HWB-DIM-CDC-24V-30W) is the power supply that brings LED tape, strip lights and linear fixtures to life, with smooth dimming built in. It is a constant voltage (CV) LED driver rated at 30W, housed in a black enclosure designed to be wired directly into the building's electrical system, and it is listed as a Class 2 power supply. Homeowners use it for under-cabinet lighting and cove lighting, while contractors rely on it for LED lighting power supplies in shops, offices and restaurants.

What makes this LED power supply so practical is its dual dimming compatibility: it works with TRIAC (phase-cut) wall dimmers, common in homes, and with 0-10V dimming controls, the standard in commercial buildings. One driver, two control options, so you can pick what suits the project. The hardwire box format gives a clean, permanent installation with no plug or cord hanging behind a cabinet. The black finish stays discreet inside a cabinet, a ceiling space or a utility room. Need more capacity for a longer run? The same family includes a 24VDC 60W dimmable hardwire LED driver.

Across Canada, this dimmable LED driver is a natural fit for kitchen under-cabinet strips, bathroom vanity accents, bookcases, display cases, bar counters and small retail displays. It is sized for shorter 24V runs where you want a neat, code-friendly wired installation and full dimming control. Pair the HWB-DIM-CDC-24V-30W with your 24V LED strip or linear light and create a lighting layer that sets the mood at the touch of a dimmer.

A constant voltage driver for 24V LED
The HWB-DIM-CDC-24V-30W is a 24VDC constant voltage LED driver with a 30W rating. Constant voltage drivers are the right match for 24V LED strip lights, LED tape and many linear fixtures, which are designed to run on a fixed voltage. The driver converts the building's line power into a steady 24V DC output, so the LEDs receive exactly what they need for stable, flicker-free light.

Two ways to dim
This dimmable LED power supply accepts TRIAC dimming, the phase-cut type used by most residential wall dimmers, as well as 0-10V dimming, the low-voltage control signal found in commercial lighting controls and building systems. That flexibility makes it a practical stock item for electricians: the same driver can go into a condo kitchen with a standard wall dimmer or into an office where a 0-10V control is already in place. Always check that your chosen dimmer or controller is suited to LED loads.

Hardwire box installation
The driver is built into a hardwire box, meaning it is wired directly to the electrical supply rather than plugged into an outlet. This gives a clean, permanent installation, ideal inside a cabinet, above a drop ceiling or in a mechanical space. Its Class 2 designation relates to the low-voltage output side, which can simplify the wiring of the LED run. Cut power at the breaker before any work, follow the instructions supplied with the product and have the line-voltage connection made by a licensed electrician where local codes require it.

Sizing your LED run
To choose the right driver, add up the wattage of all the LED strip or fixtures connected to it and leave some headroom rather than loading the driver to its maximum. This 30W model suits shorter runs: under-cabinet lighting in a small kitchen, a vanity, a niche or a display shelf. For a longer run or several strips, step up to the 60W version of this dimmable hardwire driver, which keeps the same dimming options and format.

Where it shines
Homeowners use this LED strip driver for kitchen and bathroom renovations, cove lighting and bookcase accents. Contractors specify it for boutiques, restaurants, hotel rooms and offices where dimmable linear lighting adds atmosphere and comfort. Mount it in a ventilated, accessible spot so it stays easy to service over the years.