TRIDONIC LED Driver

Driver LC 60W 1050/1200/1400mA flexC SR ADV

advanced series

Product description

• Independent constant current LED Driver
• Adjustable output current between 1,050, 1,200 and 1,400 mA
• Max. output power 60 W
• Up to 90.5% efficiency
• Nominal life-time up to 50,000 h
• For luminaires of protection class I and protection class II
• For luminaires with M and MM as per EN 60598, VDE 0710 and VDE 0711
• Temperature protection as per EN 61347-2-13 C5e
• 5-year guarantee

Housing properties

• Casing: polycarbonate, white
• Type of protection IP20

Interfaces

• Input terminals: 0° screw terminals
• Output terminals: 45° push terminals

Functions

• Overload protection
• Short-circuit protection
• No-load protection
• Overtemperature protection
• Burst protection voltage 1 kV
• Surge protection voltage 1 kV (L to N)
• Surge protection voltage 2 kV (L/N to earth)

Typical applications

• For spot light and downlight in retail and hospitality application
• For panel light and area light in office and education application

Standards

See page 4

Wiring diagrams and installation examples

See page 4

Technical data

Specific technical data

Test result at 1,400 mA. Output current is mean value. Test result at 25 °C. Type A is a short circuit plug (02). Test result at default output current.

Ordering data

Standards

• EN 55015
• EN 60598-1
• EN 61000-3-2
• EN 61000-3-3
• EN 61347-1
• EN 61347-2-13
• EN 61547
• EN 62384

1.1 Glow wire test

According to EN 61347-1 with increased temperature of 850 °C passed.

2. Thermal details and life-time

2.1 Expected life-time

The LED Driver is designed for a life-time stated above under reference conditions and with a failure probability of less than 10%.

3. Installation / wiring

3.1 Circuit diagram

220-240 V 50/60 Hz

Diagram:

L, N, PE connected to input terminals of LC SR ADV. '+' and '-' LED connected to output terminals of LC SR ADV.

Secondary wires (LED module)

The output wiring can be done with a cross section of 0.5 - 1.5 mm². Strip 8.5 - 9.5 mm of insulation from the cables to ensure perfect operation of the push-wire terminals.

Diagram: Wire preparation: 0.5-1.5 mm², 8.5-9.5 mm strip length.

3.2 Wiring type and cross section

Mains supply wires:

The wiring can be in stranded wires with ferrules or solid. For perfect function of the cage clamp terminals the strip length should be 4-5 mm for the input terminal. The max. torque at the clamping screw (M3) is 0.2 Nm.

Diagram: Input terminals: max. Ø = 10.0 mm, min. Ø = 2.2 mm, strip length 4-5 mm.

Secondary wires (LED module):

The output wiring can be done with a cross section of 0.5 - 1.5 mm².

3.3 Loose wiring

Press down the "push button" and remove the cable from front.

3.4 Fixing conditions

Dry, acidfree, oilfree, fatfree. It is not allowed to exceed the maximum ambient temperature (ta) stated on the device. Minimum distances stated below are recommendations and depend on the actual luminaire. Is not suitable for fixing in corner.

Diagram: Luminaire with minimum distances: >100 mm, >20 mm, >50 mm.

The LED module and all contact points within the wiring must be sufficiently insulated against 3 kV surge voltage.

3.5 Wiring guidelines

• All connections must be kept as short as possible to ensure good EMI behaviour.
• Mains leads should be kept apart from LED Driver and other leads (ideally 5-10 cm distance).
• Max. length of output wires is 2 m.
• The secondary wires (LED module) should be routed in parallel to ensure good EMC performance.
• Incorrect wiring can damage LED modules.
• To avoid the damage of the Driver, the wiring must be protected against short circuits to earth (sharp edged metal parts, metal cable clips, louver, etc.).
• The current selection has to be installed in the accordance to the requirement of low voltage installation.
• Through wiring of mains is for connecting additional LED Driver only. Max. permanent current of 13 A may not be exceeded.

3.6 Replace LED module

1. Mains off
2. Remove LED module
3. Wait for 20 seconds
4. Connect LED module again

Hot plug-in or output switching of LEDs is not permitted and may cause a very high current to the LEDs.

3.7 Current setting

1,050 mA: All terminals open

Diagram: L, N, 01, 00, 02 connected to LC SR ADV. '+' and '-' LED connected.

1,200 mA: Terminal 0 and 1 connected with 0 Ω wire (max. 6 cm length) or resistor ADV Plug Type A BR (article number: 28001771)

Diagram: L, N, 01, 00, 02 connected to LC SR ADV. '+' and '-' LED connected.

1,400 mA: Terminal 0 and 2 connected with 0 Ω wire (max. 6 cm length) or resistor ADV Plug Type A BR (article number: 28001771)

Diagram: L, N, 01, 00, 02 connected to LC SR ADV. '+' and '-' LED connected.

3.8 Mounting of device

Max. torque for fixing: 0.5 Nm/M4

4. Electrical values

Test at 230 V 50 Hz.

4.1 Efficiency vs load

Diagram: Efficiency [%] plotted against Load [%].

4.2 Power factor vs load

Diagram: Power factor plotted against Load [%].

4.3 Input power vs load

Diagram: Input power [W] plotted against Load [%].

4.4 Input current vs load

Diagram: Input current [mA] plotted against Load [%].

4.5 THD vs load

Diagram: THD [%] plotted against Load [%].

4.6 Maximum loading of automatic circuit breakers

Imax 28 A

Time 210 μs

4.7 Harmonic distortion in the mains supply (at 230 V / 50 Hz and full load) in %

5. Functions

5.1 Short-circuit behaviour

In case of a short circuit on the output side (LED) the LED Driver switches off. After elimination of the short-circuit fault the LED Driver will recover automatically.

5.2 No-load operation

The LED Driver works in burst working mode to provide a constant output voltage regulation which allows the application to be able to work safely when LED string opens due to a failure.

5.3 Overload protection

If the output voltage range is exceeded the LED Driver will protect itself and LED may flicker. After elimination of the overload, the nominal operation is restored automatically.

5.4 Over temperature protection

The LED Driver is protected against temporary thermal overheating. If the temperature limit is exceeded, the Driver switch off. It restarts automatically. The temperature protection is activated typically at 10 °C above tc max.

6. Miscellaneous

6.1 Isolation and electric strength testing of luminaires

Electronic devices can be damaged by high voltage. This has to be considered during the routine testing of the luminaires in production. According to IEC 60598-1 Annex Q (informative only!) or ENEC 303-Annex A, each luminaire should be submitted to an isolation test with 500 V DC for 1 second. This test voltage should be connected between the interconnected phase and neutral terminals and the earth terminal. The isolation resistance must be at least 2 MΩ. As an alternative, IEC 60598-1 Annex Q describes a test of the electrical strength with 1500 V AC (or 1.414 x 1500 V DC). To avoid damage to the electronic devices this test must not be conducted.

6.2 Conditions of use and storage

• Humidity: 5% up to max. 85%, not condensed (max. 56 days/year at 85%)
• Storage temperature: -40 °C up to max. +80 °C

The devices have to be within the specified temperature range (ta) before they can be operated.

6.3 Additional information

Additional technical information at www.tridonic.com → Technical Data

Guarantee conditions at www.tridonic.com → Services

Life-time declarations are informative and represent no warranty claim. No warranty if device was opened.