Product Description
Nora NPSU-60W/24 24V Constant Voltage Class 2 Dimmable Driver provides reliable 24VDC power for Nora 24-volt systems with universal 110–277V input. It supports phase (Triac/ELV/MLV), 0–10V, or PWM dimming down to 1%, and its wet-location enclosure with cULus listing ensures dependable operation in a wide range of installations.
Model: NPSU-60W/24
Type: 24V Constant Voltage Class 2 LED Driver (Dimmable: Phase, 0–10V & PWM)
Input Voltage: 110–277V
Output: 24VDC, 60W max
Power Factor: ≥ 0.95
Dimming: Triac, ELV, MLV, 0–10V or PWM (to 1%)
Protection: Over-current, over-voltage & over-temperature
Environment: Suitable for dry/damp/wet locations
Dimensions: 7.87" L × 4" W × 1.67" H
Listings: cULus, RoHS & FCC compliant
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Product Benefits
- Wide dimmer compatibility—works with phase (Triac/ELV/MLV), 0–10V, or PWM controls for easy integration.
- Stable, flicker-free dimming down to 1% for premium visual comfort.
- Class 2 output and integrated protections (OCP/OVP/OTP) enhance safety and reliability.
- Wet-location rated enclosure expands application options indoors or outdoors.
Key Features
- Constant Voltage 24VDC output for tape lights, lightbars, and other 24V loads.
- Universal 110–277V input with high power factor performance.
- Separate input/output compartments for tidy wiring and serviceability.
- Compatible systems: Nora NMP2-A / NMP2-LED puck lights; NUTP5/8/9/10/14/15/51/71/81 tapes; NUTPCOB-RGBW; NULB-8 Lightbar Silk SBC.
Specifications
Technical Specs | |
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Input Voltage | 110–277V, 50/60 Hz |
Output | 24VDC Constant Voltage |
Max Wattage | 60W |
Power Factor | ≥ 0.95 |
Dimming Types | Triac, ELV, MLV, 0–10V or PWM |
Dimming Range | To 1% (best with ≥20% load) |
Protections | Over-current, over-voltage, over-temperature |
Output Class | Class 2 |
Physical Specs | |
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Enclosure | Metal housing with separate input/output compartments |
Location Rating | Dry/Damp/Wet locations |
Dimensions | 7.87" × 4" × 1.67" (L × W × H) |
Mounting Clearance | Maintain 5" of free space around driver for ventilation |
Compliance & Safety | |
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Listings | cULus Listed |
Standards | RoHS & FCC compliant |
Environment | Suitable for wet locations |
Application Examples
- Under-cabinet and cove lighting with Nora Hy-Brite and COB tape lights
- Display cases and millwork using Nora Lightbar Silk
- Accent and task lighting with Josh 24V puck systems
- Any 24V constant-voltage load up to 60W total
Installation Tips
- Power off and have a qualified electrician perform installation.
- Allow at least 5" clearance on all sides for proper ventilation.
- Input wiring (AC): Black = Line (hot), White = Neutral, Green = Ground.
- Output wiring (24V): Red = Positive (+), Black = Negative (−).
- 0–10V / PWM dimming leads: Purple = Dim (+), Pink/Grey = Dim (−).
- For best dimming performance, load the driver to a minimum of 20% of capacity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which dimmers are compatible?
A: Phase (Triac/ELV/MLV) at 120V, plus 0–10V or PWM controls at 120–277V. The driver dims smoothly to about 1%.
Q: Is this driver safe for outdoor or damp areas?
A: Yes. The enclosure is suitable for dry, damp, or wet locations when installed per instructions.
Q: What does “Class 2” mean?
A: It indicates the output meets Class 2 limits for voltage and power, simplifying installation and enhancing safety for low-voltage LED loads.
Q: What Nora products work with this driver?
A: Nora 24V systems including NUTP series tape lights, NULB-8 Lightbar, and NMP2 puck systems are listed as compatible.
Q: What are the driver’s protections?
A: Built-in over-current, over-voltage, and over-temperature safeguards help prevent damage to the driver and connected loads.
Q: What are the physical dimensions?
A: 7.87" L × 4" W × 1.67" H—allow 5" of free space around the housing for ventilation.
Q: How should I wire 0–10V dimming?
A: Keep the low-voltage dimming pair separate from AC input. Connect Purple to Dim (+) and Pink/Grey to Dim (−); do not connect these to line or ground.
Q: Is there a minimum load?
A: Yes—aim for at least 20% of rated power (≥12W on this unit) for the smoothest dimming.