LED Driver-ELG-200

Description

Features

Constant Voltage + Constant Current mode output
Metal housing design with functional Ground
Built-in active PFC function
No load / Standby power consumption <0.5W
IP67 / IP65 rating for indoor or outdoor installations
Function options: output adjustable via potentiometer; 3 in 1 dimming (dim-to-off); Smart timer dimming; DALI
Typical lifetime>50000 hours
5 years warranty

Applications

LED street lighting
LED architectural lighting
LED bay lighting
LED floodlighting
Type “HL” for use in Class I, Division 2 hazardous (Classified) location.

Description

ELG-200 series is a 200W AC/DC LED driver featuring the dual mode constant voltage and constant current output. ELG-200 operates from 100~305VAC and offers models with different rated voltage ranging between 12V and 54V. Thanks to the high efficiency up to 91%, with the fanless design, the entire series is able to operate for -40℃ ~ +85℃ case temperature under free air convection. The design of metal housing and IP67/IP65 ingress protection level allows this series to fit both indoor and outdoor applications. ELG-200 is equipped with various function options, such as dimming methodologies, so as to provide the optimal design flexibility for LED lighting system

Model Encoding

SPECIFICATION

Block Diagram

DRIVING METHODS LED MODULE

DIMMING OPERATION

※ DALI Interface (primary side; for DA-Type)

・Apply DALI signal between DA+ and DA-.

・DALI protocol comprises 16 groups and 64 addresses.

・First step is fixed at 8% of output.

※ Smart timer dimming function (for Dxx-Type by User definition)

MEAN WELL Smart timer dimming primarily provides the adaptive proportion dimming profile for the output constant current level to perform up to 14 consecutive hours. 3 dimming profiles hereunder are defined accounting for the most frequently seen applications. If other options may be needed, please contact MEAN WELL for details.

Ex: © D01-Type: the profile recommended for residential lighting

Operating Time(HH:MM)
TIME matches Operating Time in the diagram whereas LEVEL matches Dimming Level.
Example: If a residential lighting application adopts D01-Type, when turning on the power supply at 6:00pm, for instance:
[1] The power supply will switch to the constant current level at 100% starting from 6:00pm.
[2] The power supply will switch to the constant current level at 70% in turn, starting from 0:00am, which is 06:00 after the power supply turns on.
[3] The power supply will switch to the constant current level at 50% in turn, starting from 1:00am, which is 07:00 after the power supply turns on.
[4] The power supply will switch to the constant current level at 70% in turn, starting from 5:00am, which is 11:00 after the power supply turns on.
The constant current level remains till 8:00am, which is 14:00 after the power supply turns on.

Ex: © D02-Type: the profile recommended for street lighting

TIME matches Operating Time in the diagram whereas LEVEL matches Dimming Level.

Example: If a street lighting application adopts D02-Type, when turning on the power supply at 5:00pm, for instance:

The power supply will switch to the constant current level at 50% starting from 5:00pm.
The power supply will switch to the constant current level at 80% in turn, starting from 6:00pm, which is 01:00 after the power supply turns on.
The power supply will switch to the constant current level at 100% in turn, starting from 8:00pm, which is 03:00 after the power supply turns on.
The power supply will switch to the constant current level at 60% in turn, starting from 1:00am, which is 08:00 after the power supply turns on.
The power supply will switch to the constant current level at 80% in turn, starting from 4:00am, which is 11:00 after the power supply turns on. The constant current level remains till 6:30am, which is 14:00 after the power supply turns on.

TIME matches Operating Time in the diagram whereas LEVEL matches Dimming Level.
Example: If a tunnel lighting application adopts D03-Type, when turning on the power supply at 4:30pm, for instance:
[1] The power supply will switch to the constant current level at 70% starting from 4:30pm.
[2] The power supply will switch to the constant current level at 100% in turn, starting from 6:00pm, which is 01:30 after the power supply turns on.
[3] The power supply will switch to the constant current level at 70% in turn, starting from 5:00am, which is 11:00 after the power supply turns on.
The constant current level remains till 6:30am, which is 14:00 after the power supply turns on.