ERP Power's DAL series LED drivers enable control of each individual fixture in a DALI network.

ERP Power's VZM series is a programmable constant voltage LED driver with 0 V to 10 V dimming control.

ERP Power's PHB series is a programmable constant current LED driver with enhanced TRIAC/ELV dimming performance.

ERP Power’s UL listed JVLM series LED drivers provide 60 W or 100 W of Class 2 constant voltage power integrated within a patented low-profile junction box.

ERP Power's CDB series programmable LED drivers offer wireless communication and controls for a wide variety of lighting applications.

ERP Power's PDB series programmable LED drivers are designed for deployment in area, floodlight, parking garage, roadway, tunnel, and other outdoor lighting.

ERP Power's PSB series constant current drivers with programmable Tri-Mode™ dimming and programmable outputs in one of the industry's smallest footprints.

ERP Power's small and light VLM series of constant voltage LED drivers are ideal for a variety of lighting applications.

ERP Power's ESST series of constant current LED drivers provide fast startup for a variety of lighting applications.

The Importance of Driver Thermal Design in LED-Based Fixtures

Basic Modes of Heat Transfer

ERP’s XFC series is optimized for use with universal input LED drivers. All products are UL recognized components for US and Canada unless otherwise specified.

ERP Power offers the ESPT series LED drivers for recessed (down lights), commercial and residential, and architectural lighting applications.

ERP’s SPD series of surge protectors provide an additional level of protection from dangerous power line transient in commercial, industrial, and outdoor applications.

Thermal management in solid‐state lighting applications is a crucial part of the LED design framework because important system parameters like the light quality, output, and lifetime largely depend on it.

When it comes to LED drivers, the most frequently asked question is: What is the best location for mounting the driver? Well, there isn’t just one answer to that question, but there are certainly some factors that could help you determine the most ideal location when installing LED drivers.

Most of the electricity in solid‐state lighting generates about 70% heat and 30% light. This is a critical issue, and certainly, if the heat isn't driven away it can raise the temperature level within the LED system jeopardizing the performance, efficiency, and reliability of the LEDs.

Today, thermal analysis has become a pivotal factor in nearly all modern electronic system designs. The analysis is crucial for system designers to ensure that components don’t overheat in a way that affects the components and the overall functionalities of a system.

A LED driver is an electrical device that regulates the power of a LED or a series of LEDs. But often, they are the most complicated part of a LED system, especially more, when it comes to making the best contact between the driver and the heat sink.

ERP designs and manufactures energy-efficient LED driver power electronics for architectural, commercial and industrial applications.