Taitong DR13S LED Driver
For domestic and commercial installations that need scene control and independent luminaire control. The smallest dual-white Bluetooth surface-mount circular driver in the industry, made for unusual installation constraints. Small enough to fit inside the luminaire, with smooth deep dimming. Communication is over Bluetooth — no signal wiring or complex addressing — so configuration is straightforward. The device connects directly to the phone app or works alongside other Bluetooth devices, supporting single-device, group and scene-cluster control. Third-party light sources are supported — when using them, make sure the driver output voltage and current match the luminaire.
Specifications
| Product Name | 13W surface-mount luminaire LED driver |
|---|---|
| Model | IN-BLE-DR13S |
| Output Parameters | Output current 350mA; max output voltage (no load) 50V; output voltage 15–38V; load power 0–13W; dimming 1%–100%; flicker-free; PWM 1–12kHz; ripple & noise 1V |
| Input Parameters | Input current 0.09A; power factor >0.9 @220V full load; inrush ≤2A/2.0ms (230VAC, full load) |
| Environmental Parameters | Operating ta: -20°C to 50°C, tc: 85°C; humidity 10%–90% RH, non-condensing; storage -30°C to 80°C, 5%–90% RH; vibration GB/T4857.23 |
| Protection | Over-voltage: yes; overload: yes; over-temperature: yes; short-circuit: yes |
| Safety & EMC | Dielectric strength input-to-output 3750V; safety GB19510, CCC; EMC emission EN55015, EN61000-3-2; EMC immunity EN… (per-model values — see the manufacturer datasheet). |
| Other | Dimensions Ø55 × H22mm |
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