Three outputs, one clean installation
The 24DIMP288 is a constant-voltage 24V LED driver designed to simplify multi-run projects. Instead of hiding three small transformers above a ceiling or inside three different cabinets, you install one unit and split the load across its three 24V DC outputs, each rated 4A max (96W), for 288W total. That means a long kitchen counter, a cove detail and a toe-kick accent can all be fed from the same accessible spot. The supplied junction box, measuring 45.5 cm x 8.7 cm x 6.0 cm, houses the connections neatly, while the power supply itself measures 27.6 cm x 7.8 cm x 4.7 cm.
Dimming that actually behaves
The whole point of this driver is smooth, silent dimming from a standard 120V wall dimmer. It is engineered to work with any recent Triac or low-voltage magnetic dimmer and dims LED strips from 100% down to 20% without noise or flickering. It also does not require a minimum load to dim correctly, which solves the classic headache of short strip runs that stutter, buzz or refuse to fade on conventional transformers. Keep in mind that this dimming is strictly for single-colour LED strips: with RGB, RGBW or variable CCT tape, dimming must go through the LED controller paired with a non-dimmable driver, and the same applies to single-colour strips you intend to run through a controller.
Technical specifications
SKU: 24DIMP288
Brand: CDNLUX
Certification: cETLus for Canada and USA
Input: 100 - 120V AC
Output: 3 outputs at 24V DC 4A max (96W), 288W total
Class: Class 2
Dimensions power supply: 27.6 cm x 7.8 cm x 4.7 cm
Dimensions junction box: 45.5 cm x 8.7 cm x 6.0 cm
Dimmable: Yes, with a 120V AC dimmer
Planning your loads and installation
Before wiring, add up the wattage per metre of your tape and keep each output at or under 96W (4A at 24V), then confirm the combined total stays within 288W. Leaving a little headroom on each channel is good practice and keeps the driver running cool and quiet. The unit is fed from a 100–120V AC supply controlled by your wall dimmer, and its Class 2, cETLus listing for Canada and the USA makes it a comfortable choice for permitted residential and commercial work. Mount it in a ventilated, accessible location — above a removable ceiling panel, inside a cabinet, in a mechanical room or a closet — never sealed behind finished drywall, so future service is simple. As always, high-voltage connections should be completed by a licensed electrician following the Canadian Electrical Code and your local requirements.
Where it earns its keep, and documentation
Homeowners use the 24DIMP288 for under-cabinet kitchen lighting, basement and family-room coves, stairwell accents, walk-in closets and bathroom vanity lighting that needs to drop to a soft night-time level. Contractors and small businesses put it behind reception desk halos, retail shelving, display cases, restaurant bar fronts, hotel corridors and office feature walls, where three separate circuits from one enclosure saves both time and ceiling space. The technical PDF spec sheet for this driver is available in the Documentation tab of this page — download it for the exact input, output, dimensions and certification details before you finalize your layout or submit your project for approval.
