LED Driver died, alternate after market available?

[sgdcover]

Hi all,

I can't seem to find anything that addresses this. The white lights basically just shut off yesterday evening. I can order a stock replacement part from JBJ, but they are almost $100. Plus it's mail order, so I'd like to buy something local to get it fixed faster.

 

I've looked for a driver that meets the exact criteria, but I can't seem to find one. I'm hoping there are other options I can use that would still work without breaking anything. I've been all over the internet trying to educate myself on LED drivers and power needs, but I keep going around in circles.

Here are the specs for the driver:
Input: AC 90~265V 50/60Hz
Output: DC 30~90V DC350mA 31.5W

 

The JBJ lights are 25x1watt. I can't find any additional specs. One electrical company said I need the OHMs and voltage required by the diodes.

 

Thanks for any help!!!

[evilc66]

If they are asking for ohms for an LED, then they know nothing.

 

The likelyhood of you finding a suitable driver locally is slim to none. You will have to order the driver online no matter what. LED Group Buy has an Inventronics 40W 450mA driver that has the right voltage range. The slightly higher current shouldn't cause any real headaches, but it is dimmable, so you can dial it down with a 10K potentiometer if you desire.