[Rewarded Review] Bulky and heavy but no sagging in light with long strips

Great low voltage transformer. It's specifically designed to use with 24 volt led strips, and it can handle 120 Watts total. I tested first with 16.4 ft FCOB led strip (5 meter) and it consumes 9 W/ m, so total 45W. The led strip was very bright when dimmed up fully and I felt it very warm to the touch . Then I added a second LED strip that has the same rating and although it was 90W there was no diminished power noted in the light. It's recommended to not go all the way up to the rated wattage of 120 W. If I use a third strip it might work because it will be at 135 watts which is over the capacity of the driver but I wouldn't try it. If this is needed you may need to get a higher rated driver like 200W. I used this test set up with it a Kasa HS220 smart light switch dimmer and it worked perfectly fine. It says on the driver universal, I'm assuming this would work with any dimmer switch. You can see from the pictures from the Min to Max dimming. My only issue is that it's pretty bulky and heavy. I have other drivers that supply power to 200W and they are smaller and lighter. But undoubtedly this seems to be a heavy duty driver. I would definitely recommend it

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[Rewarded Review] Great foundation to LED room lighting

This is a great product for a room LED system. It has plenty of power to drive a long string of LEDs. Be sure to buy a matching voltage string of LEDs.

Great product. This is one of the few 12/24v...

Great product. This is one of the few 12/24v power supplies I found that will dim from a normal wall mounted dimmer switch. Most other power supplies require a dimmer in line between the power supply and the led strips. It’s hard to make that work in a seamless way, at least it was in my application.