100W 24V Waterproof Power Supply

good little piece of equipment

This power supply is a well-made heavy duty unit. 60 watts at 24 volts is equal to 2.5 amps, so it can power a lot of LEDs.Kudos to the manufacturer for including a flyer with specs for the full range of products; they have designs for many different wattages. They also include information about heat, since the aluminum housing is a heat sink to keep the unit cool. You shouldn't touch it when operating as it is hot. This is not a table-top unit! Place it in an area with ventilation but out of the way so it isn't touched or handled.A first-rate unit that even includes solderless connectors to attach to the LED light. Five stars for sure.

I used this to finish a back lit address sign my wife made. It is outside, but inside an enclosure. So it's not in direct weather, but still damp. It had worked great for the last month.Time will tell if it holds up.

I purchased two 60W 24v (cv) PSUs to drive Athom WLED controllers, one for under cabinet lights and another for a small pantry. For the under cabinet lights I snipped off the PSU plug and direct wired the PSU in a shallow junction box I had under the cabinet. I mounted the PSU to the bottom of the cabinet and it’s working great. No complaints.The Pantry one I could plug into an outlet and it works, but it does have an annoying coil whine. I measured the current draw at 0.65A for 15’ rgbcct strip, so it’s under 16W and not overdriving the supply. It’s too much work to swap them out to test if the issue is isolated to one PSU in same config, and given location the whine isn’t too bad.I’m guessing any PSU is going to have possibility of coil whine - I read about people with meanwells having same issue, just roll of dice, so am not ready to say anything too negative yet.I have more LED projects and will likely buy more of these power supplies. They seem to be of solid construction, are relatively compact, and so far are working fine. They also shipped quickly. We’ll see if more have same issue.

This is the third transformer I’ve purchased for my post light. I’ve always replaced them with the kind that’s a heavy block with prongs on it for the outlet. The problem is, I sometimes need to unplug it, but I have nowhere to set it safely. This certainly fixed that problem. A few small anchors and this thing is secured to the wall. No dropping or getting caught on things. The housing is metal. It really feels like a quality item. It took me 20 minutes to mount and and connect the wires.On a side note, I also got an Alexa enabled smart outlet. It was less expensive than replacing the photocell in the post. I have Alexa turning on my post light at dusk and off at dawn. If I ever install landscape lighting, I will do the same thing.I can’t comment on the longevity of this transformer, but I doubt I’ll ever need to replace it.

I had tried a few others and would not hold the capacity of power for the lights I had. I ordered this product and it worked perfectly. Easy to use and works great.

Awsome very happy with product

Disappointing Experience with Transformer and LED Numbers I'm typically hesitant to leave negative reviews, but feel it's important to share my recent experience with this product. Despite purchasing a transformer specifically for my LED numbers and having it professionally installed, the numbers unfortunately burned out. I've attempted to address this issue through Amazon's customer service and by directly contacting the seller. Unfortunately, it's been a month since I reached out and I've yet to receive a response or resolution, despite the significant amount spent. Given the failure of the product and lack of support, I would caution others from making the same purchase until the issue is addressed by the seller.