12v UL Listed 60w Triac Dimmable Driver Transformer Constant Voltage Class 2 100v - 277v Input Power Supply for LED Strip Light Control by AC Wall Dimmer (12v 60w)

Don't believe dimmable driver promises from other manufactures, I've tried MANY from Amazon with regret. They all claim to support 95% of common dimmers e.g., ELV, etc., but actually require older type magnetic MLV dimmers and consequently overheat and fail. With reluctance, I tried this one. It works perfectly, doesn't get too hot, very quiet, and has great dim levels. I'm using the Amazon Basics smart dimmer and I over-specced the load using a 200w driver for 110w strips . I recommend you add lots of headroom on the load rating especially on inexpensive drivers. A month of daily use and it works like intended. Imagine that! Fingers crossed!

I've had a two cable tensioned mr16 fixture system in my office for almost 20 years. Recently, I noticed that its transformer almost started on fire. Its connectors & the ends of the cables were both charred & brittle. I also found that I a replacement mechanical transformer is no longer sold (at least I couldn't find one). After much research I took a chance on this one & paired it with some GE Reveal LED MR16 50 watt equivalents. My system is now dimmable, where originally it wasn't. It's also about 40% brighter. I find I use them at half power most of the time & no longer fear they'll burn down my house. Very happy with this dimmable driver which has been in daily use for the last 4 months.

It worked great, until it didn't less the 3 years later. I bought the 60 watt one for a 40 watt LED strip light load (I have an amp meter and confirmed that) and it's on mostly low, say ave 3 hrs/day, and nothing changed/no short, so that's 2 star in my book. I did not seek a partial refund given the time.

Not the cheapest but easy to set up and dims my LED strip lights. No flickering or static. Nice that the cord is included.

In this installation, we're using three of the drivers (one above each cabinet bank) paired with a Lutron RRD-6ND forward-phase/MLV dimmer. Each driver powers two to four LED light bars. Even though the wattage draw on each driver differs, the dimming across all drivers is uniform and linear. In short, the performance is exactly as one would want, and the homeowner (a friend) is very, very pleased with the overall result. You can pair this driver with Lutron Caseta (CL) and Radio Ra2 CL and forward-phase dimmers with confidence.

easy to install

Put 15w of 12v under cabinet lights on this driver and it failed within a week. Got what I paid for.

Works great for my use. After fails with some smaller transformers, I've put 4 of these in a box to control 4 landscape lighting zones. I then connected the power side to Insteon dimmer switches to be able to control each zone independently. I've had that in place for a couple months now and they work great. They dim very well with no issues.