LEDMO Dimmable LED Driver 60W 12V DC Quiet Operation Universal Regulated 12V Transformer Input/Output Isolation Protection LED Transformer 4 Pack

These are great dimmers. I've purchased several of them in the past for use in my home. I really like the dimmable feature as they seem to work with several different Lutron dimmers. As an LED Dimmer goes, they are A+ electronics.Now the bad part. They have wire covers that are really bad compared to others I've seen. You really have to jam a flat screwdriver under the bottom teeth to release it and it feels like you might break it, but you likely won't. It's a simple friction fit design that just as easily could've been a hinged cover or something much more friendly. If you can manage to open the thing, these LED drivers are a treat, but you might find yourself cussing a bit the first time you install one, until you figure out the trick and mange not to accidentally stab yourself with a screwdriver.I will say, you can use the wire clamps to really hold your wires in place and avoid mechanical movement, but I don't think it's needed in 99% of the places you'd use an AC LED driver.I took off 1 star for the poor wire clip design, but like I said, these are some of the better LED drivers I've used, so when I found a 4pk of them, I jumped to buy them.Despite the annoying wire clip design, I still recommend them. Just wish the MFG would find a better design.

While being slightly longer than your standard non-dimming LED driver they did a great job dimming the lights the full range of the dimmer.

The people that designed these could not have installed them even once, they are horrendous.1) The covers over the terminals are impossible to get off with out prying them with a screw driver.2) The electrical connections are a bad joke, they are round holes in aluminum with a small screw that is a very poor fit, you have to very carefully line up the wires under the end of the screw so they don't slip to the side, try that upside down under a cabinet with multiple wires.3) The dimming profile is different than anything else, so when the other bulbs on the circuit are low, these are about half power.I would have sent them back if I had caught these issues in time. As is I wasted at least an hour per unit screwing around with the connectors, had to get a short piece of 10ga solid wire and solder my smaller wires to it, to make it work.

I like this item for a specific purpose: using dimmable led strips without the need for a separate controller when all I want is dimming function. This certainly provides that, as I have a dimmer switch tied to an LED strip in a bedroom closet. It provides a wide range of brightness levels that will be good for said closet.However, the mid-range brightness creates a very noticeable buzz from the unit. I will almost certainly be able to go very dim or very bright, but it's disappointing that a driver listed as "Quiet Operation" is so loud. That does limit the driver's potential.

The media could not be loaded. I am building some ceiling lamps, three to be more specific, and in each of them I have two types of light, the light that directly illuminates the floor and LED strips that illuminate the background of the lamp, to give more drama to the design, but I could not find a solution that could integrate a dimmer that worked with both types of lights, the surface-mounted lights generally have no problem, they work easily with close to any dimmers, but the LED light strips require an AC to DC converter, so that when this converter is connected to a power line, with a dimmer it will start to fail, this type of Drivers are the solution, the Driver works with the different voltages that the dimmer provides and in the same proportion it dims the light of the LED strips, the only thing is that this Driver is a bit bulky therefore finding space for it inside the ceiling was a bit difficult, but once this obstacle was overcome, the lights work very well, in the attached video I intentionally turned off the lights that It illuminates the floor so that the attenuation produced by this Driver can be more easily noticed.It is a good product; it looks robust and does not heat up excessively. However, I have noticed that at very low voltages, a small hum can be heard. It is not very annoying, but it is there.I give it four stars for two reasons: the size, which I found a little difficult to handle, and the hum it produces at low voltages. However, the product does what it promises.

Used these for under cabinet lighting and they work great. They are very easy to wire in and mount. The end caps provide a nice finishing touch to make the install look cleaner.

Was excited to try this out, reading the very sparse instructions and glancing at some other reviews I got my screwdriver and started prying to get the friction-held covers up. One of them popped off like a bullet, I saw a blinding flash of light and felt some pain. It got me right in the eye. This is a terrible design and although I may have just been very unlucky, this is not acceptable.

This is an excellent way to connect your lights to a dimming switch, it features a safe and easy way to secure the wires. It was an easy way to bridge the lights and dimming switch, and feels much more secure. Sure you can connect the line yourself or solder it, but being able to secure it using this driver is a good idea. This adds a bit of bulk to your project or light, but it's secure and dims well. And the metal casing is quite solid and should help dissipate heat for longer use. If you have lights that need to be controlled, this is a safe option.