


| Select Input Voltage: | 110V±20% (US, CA) (Base), 220V±20% (EU, UK, AU) (Base) |
|---|---|
| Select Output Voltage: | AC 24V (Base), AC 12V (Base) |
| Select Power: | 200W (Base) |
| Availability | In Stock |
| Condition | Brand New |
Low voltage transformer for LED lights can output stable 100% full power 24V AC voltage. Equipped with CE certification, our 24VAC transformer is safe to use. It is a reliable adapter 24V AC for underwater lights, underground lights and tree wrap lights. Featuring a simple black toroidal design, this AC-AC 24V transformer is made of epoxy resin, fully encapsulated and waterproof up to IP68. Two input voltages are available, including 120V input and 220V input, which is suitable for global power systems.
The wires exit at both ends for easy connection to other electronic components. The wire outlet is made completely waterproof and sealed. You can safely install this AC 24 volt transformer underwater or under the earth to create a superior lighting atmosphere. The copper surface of the wire is tin-plated power cord, which has anti-oxidation properties for long-lasting use. We offer a two-year warranty, and if the product fails during normal use, we will provide a replacement with an equivalent model.
This AC/AC 24V transformer is most commonly used for standard RGB ground-buried fountain lights that require a 24V AC input.
| Product Type: | Low Voltage 24 Volts AC Transformer for LED Lights |
| Output Voltage: | AC 24V / AC 12V |
| Input Voltage: | AC 120V / AC 220V |
| Product Size: | L7.72 "x W5.04"X2.99" (196mm*128mm*76mm) |
| Color: | Black |
| Current: | 8.33A for AC 24V / 16.6A for AC 12V |
| Power: | 200W |
| Waterproof: | IP68 underwater/ underground |
| Warranty: | 2 years |
| Weight: | 3kg |

Since the lights have conversion efficiency, for example, the output might be 15W, but the input exceeds 18W. The AC power transformer is calculated based on the input power of the lights, which should be 18W in this case.
Due to line loss, the longer the distance, the greater the loss. It is recommended to use twice the power of the lights, e.g., 75W * 2 = 150W.
