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The Domus DRIVER-12V-IP20-DIM is an indoor dimmable 12 V DC constant-voltage LED driver — IP20, in 20, 30, 60 and 100 W, 100 × 36 × 18 mm.
| Weight (20 W) | |
|---|---|
| Dimmable (this one) | 69 g |
| Non-dimmable | ⚠ 100 g |
⚠ The dimmable driver is lighter than the non-dimmable one, which is counter-intuitive — the dimmable version has more circuitry, not less. ⭐ Both figures come from their own verified datasheets, and the two share identical dimensions (100 × 36 × 18 mm).
⚠ We are flagging it rather than reconciling it. It does not affect the specification, but if you are calculating a load on a shelf or a bracket, ask us to confirm.
Its application is recorded as Indoor, and that is correct — an IP20 driver belongs indoors. ⭐ Worth saying, because that field holds “Indoor” on 340 of 342 Domus products and is wrong on most of them, including IP66 floodlights and marine-grade fittings. Here it happens to be right.
Indoor dimmable 12 V DC constant-voltage LED driver. IP20. 20 / 30 / 60 / 100 W. 100 × 36 × 18 mm, 69 g at 20 W. Efficiency up to 89%, PF >0.95. 240 V AC input. Parallel wiring. ⛔ Our record lists 20 W, the smallest of four variants. ⚠ Its recorded weight is lighter than the non-dimmable version of the same driver, which runs the wrong way — flagged, not reconciled. ⚠ Tell us your dimmer: a constant-voltage driver on a mismatched dimmer flickers at low levels. ⛔ Warranty not recorded.
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Add up the load and allow about 20% headroom — a driver run at its rated maximum runs hotter and lasts less time. A worked example: LED strip at 9.6W per metre over 4m is 38.4W, so you want the 60W driver rather than the 30W. The range is 20, 30, 60 and 100W from the dropdown; our record lists only 20W, which is just the smallest variant. Tell us the strip and the run length and we will size it with you.
Somewhere hidden but reachable, and that is a genuine design decision rather than an afterthought. At 100 × 36 × 18mm it fits inside a joinery void, above a pelmet, in a shadow gap or behind a bulkhead — the 18mm depth is what makes that possible. But do not seal it in permanently: the driver is the part most likely to fail in a strip installation and the LEDs generally outlive it, so you will need to reach it again. Strip lighting that looks bad is usually strip lighting where nobody allowed for the driver.
Tell us which one and we will confirm. A constant-voltage driver on a mismatched dimmer flickers at low levels, and a small load makes it worse — so the combination matters more than either component on its own. If you do not actually need dimming, the non-dimmable version of the same driver has fewer things to go wrong.
No. IP20 means no protection against water at all, and only protection against fingers for solids — it is an indoor dry-location component. For a bathroom, a garden or anywhere damp, the IP67 version of the same 12V driver is the right part, and it is rated for temporary immersion so it can go in a garden bed.
In parallel, as with every constant-voltage driver — each section connects across the same 12V output rather than one after another. And a practical point at 12V: volt drop bites early, so over about 5m of strip, feeding from both ends or splitting into two runs usually works better than simply fitting a bigger driver. Tell us the layout and we will work it through.
We do not know, and we are flagging it rather than explaining it away. Both figures come from their own verified datasheets — 69g for this dimmable version and 100g for the non-dimmable, at the same 20W and with identical 100 × 36 × 18mm dimensions. That runs the wrong way, since the dimmable version has more circuitry rather than less. It does not affect the specification, but if you are calculating a load on a shelf or bracket, ask us to confirm.
Not recorded on this listing. Worth knowing that the IP67 version of the same driver family states a five-year replacement warranty in its datasheet prose — the longest term in this catalogue — but that is its term, not necessarily this one's. Ask us and we will get it confirmed with Domus.
| Brand | Domus Lighting |
|---|---|
| Model / SKUs | DRIVER-12V-IP20-DIM — 23177 20W, 23178 30W, 23180 60W, 23182 100W |
| Type | Constant-voltage LED driver, indoor, dimmable |
| Output | 12V DC |
| Wattages | 20 / 30 / 60 / 100W — ⛔ our record lists only 20W |
| Size | ⭐ 100 × 36 × 18mm — 18mm deep fits a joinery void or shadow gap |
| Weight | 69g at 20W — ⚠ lighter than the non-dimmable version (100g), which runs the wrong way |
| IP rating | IP20 — ⛔ indoor dry locations only. No water protection at all |
| Dimming | ✅ Yes — ⚠ tell us the dimmer; a mismatched pairing flickers at low levels |
| Efficiency | Up to 89%; power factor >0.95 |
| Wiring | ⭐ Parallel — not series |
| Supply | 240V AC |
| Application | ✅ Indoor — ⭐ correctly recorded here, unusually for this field |
| ⚠ Sizing | Allow ~20% headroom. Strip at 9.6W/m over 4m = 38.4W → the 60W driver |
| Warranty | ⛔ Not recorded (the IP67 sibling's prose states 5 years) |
| Run | Load at 9.6W/m | Driver |
|---|---|---|
| 2m | 19.2W | 30W |
| 4m | 38.4W | 60W |
| 8m | 76.8W | 100W |
| ⚠ Over ~5m | — | Feed from both ends or split the run — volt drop, not driver size |
For all warranty claims please ensure you have your proof of purchase at hand, an invoice from your electrician from the installation and check the faulty product is within the applicable warranty period. Warranty is replacement only.
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