LED Light Strip 50W Dimmable Driver(2A),Magnetic,110V AC to 24V DC Transformer,Low Voltage Power Supply,Compatible with Lutron and Leviton dimmer, for Kitchens, Cabinets, Bedrooms and More

The reviews for different models seem to get lumped together, so to be clear, I purchased two of the "24V50W" style in August 2022.Each unit is driving about 4m of COB LED strip light (a full 5m length is rated at 45W, so each of these has about a 36W load). Both are dimmed by Cooper Aspire RF9640 dimmers; one is loaded only with this strip light, while the other also powers a second lighting fixture.Dimming is smooth and flicker-free, and the units operate both under dimming and at full brightness without any buzzing, whining, humming, exploding or any other untoward noises.These have only logged a few hours of operation, but so far they appear to be excellent units.

Performing very well on conventional light switch -- scene remains durable. Of note, one of two I purchased arrived defective, but replacement was easy and both have lasted roughly two years so far.

This 24v 60W power supply was exactly what I needed to run about 20 feet of COB LED lights under my kitchen cabinets. The results have received a lot of compliments from guests, as well. My only complaint is that the unit is a bit noisy when dimming.I tried both a dimmer knob after the power supply to tune the lighting amount, and later upgraded to a dimmable smart switch into the power supply for better control over brightness on the fly. Both approaches have worked well.

My contractor installed led tape lights under cabinet, above my bar. His electrician could not find a dimmer that worked with the WAC driver he had installed, so I settled for way-too-bright lighting for a year. Then, I decided I couldn't take it any more and decided to replace the driver with an Armacost driver. It may be a fine driver, but I selected the wrong voltage (I have 24V lights....oops) and I also found it a lot of work to install in my tight undersink installation. Then, I saw this. It plugged into my Caseta lamp dimmer and then attached very easily to the two wires from the LED lights and inside of five minutes, I had LED tape lights that dimmed from zero-to-full with no flicker, no delay and that are controllable with Alexa and my Logitech hub remote. So far: perfection

Used this driver to power under cabinet led lights. After 4 months of limited use driver only flickers the lights. Bought two at time of purchase, replaced with second driver and leds work as intended, hopefully this unit will last longer. Driver is noisy as well, luckily mine is hidden behind drywall.

Purchased 6 of these power supplies to replace the above and below cabinet lighting in my kitchen. 5 of the 6 worked. On did not dim. I guess I will have to install the bad one in my garage where dimming will not be necessary and now forced to buy another one.

Using this with a very high quality Leviton dimmer and at 100% brightness it is quiet but definitely emits a high pitch buzz when dimmed in the 20 to 70 per cent range. It is mounted above some wall cabinetry and if I put it on some padded foam it helps; will decide in the next few days whether it’s annoying enough to return.On a positive note it has no problem driving 48 watts of LED strip lighting and it is very fairly priced.UPDATE: the buzz was simply too annoying, and I decided to return the product in favor of a much smaller dimmer, which is buzz-free for a similar price

Got this for a small LED strip on a dimmable lutron switch and it worked great.