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L9905	MEAN WELL KNX LED Switching Power Supplies Series PWM-60KN Plastic Case   Single Output   CV PWM   Output: 60W   continue
L9907	MEAN WELL KNX LED Switching Power Supplies Series PWM-120KN Plastic Case   Single Output   CV PWM   Output: 120W   continue
L9909	MEAN WELL KNX LED Switching Power Supplies Series PWM-200KN Plastic Case   Single Output   CV PWM   Output: 200W   continue

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World’s First Data Secure KNX LED Drivers Now in Stock at Schukat: the PWM-200KN Series from MEAN WELL
Schukat has added the world’s first 200W AC/DC LED driver series to its range: MEAN WELL’s PWM-200KN series. The series offers even better performance and higher cyber security than its predecessor, and consists of a constant voltage driver with single-channel PWM output that can maintain colour temperature and brightness homogeneity in all types of LED strips  continue

KNX: Integrating LED Switching Power Supplies Into Building Automation
23.04.2020   Modern buildings often have a complex building automation system that controls heating, ventilation, blinds, access control and much more. Lighting plays a particularly important role in this. An intelligent control system can save up to 80% energy – if modern KNX systems are used.  continue

How do I choose a smart LED power supply?
16.05.2019   Users today have a wide range of options available to them for setting up an intelligent lighting system. Based on a few criteria, however, deciding on the right LED power supply is easy. Schukat explains how to find the right smart LED power supply for your application.  continue

Dimming Constant-voltage Applications
21.06.2018   A major problem with dimming LEDs in an electrical installation is surprisingly banal: how does the dimming command reach the LED power supply? With wired interfaces like 1-10V, DALI or KNX, extra control cabling to the power supply is required in addition to the mains power. Wireless solutions can be prone to faults, and many users would also like a classical built-in wall switch/dimmer in addition to smart controls on a phone or tablet. In many existing and new installations, however, a separate bus cable or control cable is not available.  continue