Lighting Accessories and Replacement Parts

Match the specification on the failed driver: output voltage, output current or wattage, dimming protocol if any, and physical size. The part number on the original is the quickest route. If the label is gone, the fixture model number usually identifies the correct driver.

Only if the lamp is designed for it. Some LED lamps are ballast compatible and run on the existing ballast, others require the ballast to be bypassed and wired direct. Fitting the wrong type is a common cause of early failure, so check the lamp specification first.

Add up the wattage of every fixture on the run and pick a transformer with headroom above that total. Running a transformer at its absolute limit shortens its life and leaves no room to add fixtures later.

Voltage drop. Current loses voltage as it travels, and the loss grows with distance and with thinner cable. Heavier gauge cable, a shorter run, splitting the run, or a higher tap on a multi-tap transformer will all address it.

We carry replacement parts across several manufacturer lines including Focus and Techlight ranges, covering sockets, lenses, gaskets, circuit breakers, transformer cores and mounting hardware. Send the fixture model or the part number and we will identify what fits.

Magnetic transformers are heavier, tolerate harsh conditions well and suit many outdoor applications. Electronic transformers are lighter and more efficient. They behave differently with dimming and with LED loads, so pair them deliberately rather than by size alone.