75W, LED Driver 24V, 3.125A, TRIAC, ELV, PUSH-DIM, PWM out, LTECH
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Product Code: LM-75-24G1T2
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 7 pcs | Vilnius Žirmūnai Store |
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Pickup In Store
Pickup In Store For free
Orders are processed and shipped on weekdays from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
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Quantity in shop
| 7 pcs | Vilnius Žirmūnai Store |
| 4 pcs | Vilnius Naujamiestis Store |
| 4 pcs | Kaunas Store |
| 5 pcs | Klaipėda Store |
| 3 pcs | Šiauliai Store |
| >20 pcs | Central Warehouse (new location) |
Home delivery in Lithuania
Home delivery in Lithuania
After handing over the goods to the courier, we will inform you by e-mail. If you are ordering outside of Lithuania please use www.lemona-electronics.eu to order.
Over €30.00 (Orders up to 1000 kgs) | For free |
To €30.00 (Orders up to 3 kgs) | €2.99 |
To €30.00 (Orders up to 1000 kgs) | €3.59 |
Delivery to a DPD Pickup location
Delivery to a DPD Pickup location
After handing over the goods to the courier, we will inform you by e-mail. Orders over €30.00 are delivered free of charge.
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Tomas10/24/2023Order completed on lemona.lt
The power rating was perfect for ~3 metres of 20 W/m band. The manufacturer has not written enough about the behaviour of PUSH-DIM, so I'll share: a 200...500 ms pulse switches the light on and off, and >500 ms it starts adjusting the brightness. In practice, it is very difficult to manually extract that short pulse; too often it is too short and it doesn't trigger, or too long and the brightness starts to change. It is generally unrealistic to switch from the first PIR sensor that comes along. Finally, as I was planning to have an automatic switch-off as well, I used an optocoupler and a microcontroller, and with that, producing a ~240 ms pulse in all cases is the least of the problems.
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