Chanzon LED Driver 600mA (Constant Current Output) 18V-34V Power Supply

Easy to install, worked perfectly to repair expensive bathroom vanity light with 3 LED bulbs. Nothing worse than to buy an expensive vanity light only to have it fail shortly after installation...well this is the economical solution. Just remove your light fixture and match the original power supply specs. Solder or use wire nuts to attach wires and a piece of double sided tape or hot glue to attach power supply to fixture, reinstall and you're good to go.

Our Costco (brand unknown) light fixture for our dining room went out after about 8 years of service. I figured it might just be the LED driver, so I ordered a couple that had similar specs to the one it had and tried them out. One didn't work, but this one did. Perfect operation for over a year now, at a fraction of the cost of a new fixture.

Already failing in less than 3 weeks after installation. Light is blinking in and out as the voltage falls below the required threshold for the driver. It worked for about 13 days before starting to fails. I did swap out a different driver from another identical fixture to rule out the lamps (they are fine).

Things to look at before you use this in something you build, the 2 units I received put out 44V at 300mA. So you will want to measure your Volts and amps before you even begin to build anything, fried 8 3W LEDs before I thought to check the unit. Other than that, if the voltage and amperage are at the levels you need, the units seem to work fine.

This was the perfect solution to the light fixture over my sink without completely replacing it and spending a lot of money. It fit in the head of the fixture and we were able to attach the wires easily and bingo bango we have light again!

Works great driver in the Led porch light went bad replace with them and the lights work great.

I did a bit of research when my hall light went out. Ordered according to specs on failed part. This part came fast and I was able to replace the custom one in the light fixture with this. Needed to MacGyver it as it didn't align with the screws the old one used... but it's been working for several months now without issue.

Unfortunately this device is not living up to it's specifications and is not able to produce the output current that's written on it. You should consider cutting the output current by almost half when ordering it. E.g., Spec>600mA; Actuall output>~350 mA. However, the device it stable and is not causing any electrical issues when used.

I recovered a LED ceiling light fixture. I ordered the driver with the same spec as the original piece. After replacing the broken one. The light fixture is working as a new one.