
Technical specifications
- EAN
- 8010703394902
- Article Number
- 127644 TCI
- Input Voltage
- 110-127 V / 220-240 VAC
- Output Voltage
- 2-74 VDC
- Max Power
- 60 W
- Output Current
- 350-1050 mA (CC)
- Control / Dimming
- Casambi wireless + DIP switch; constant current (CC)
- Dimensions
- Ø84 mm
- Operating Temperature
- ta -25…+50°C / tc 90°C
- Mounting
- independent IP20, ZHAGA (AM3)
- Additional Spec
- multipower, PFC, NTC input, 12V aux
- IP Class
- IP20
- Certifications
- EAC
- Brand
- TCI
- Wireless Protocol
- Casambi Bluetooth
- Long Range
- No
- NFC Configurable
- No
Documents
Description
The DC Maxi Jolly US Casambi is a TCI constant-current (CC) driver with a dual voltage range (110–127 V or 220–240 VAC) and a built-in Casambi Bluetooth radio, built for professional LED installations on both European and North American mains. Output 2–74 VDC at a switchable current of 350–1050 mA (DIP switch), up to 60 W. Wireless connection to the Casambi Bluetooth mesh gives scene control, dimming and grouping with other nodes on the network. Independent IP20 design with a ZHAGA (AM3) interface for fast, standardised mechanical and electrical connection to compatible LED modules, in a Ø84 mm cylindrical housing. An NTC input allows temperature monitoring of the LED module for over-temperature protection, and a 12V aux output can power accessories such as sensors. Multipower and PFC give stable operation across the full input range. Operating range ta -25…+50°C, tc max 90°C. EAC certified. When installing, confirm the correct input voltage is selected for the local mains and that the ZHAGA module matches the AM3 interface. Suited to professional LED spots and downlights using ZHAGA modules that need a wide switchable current range and wireless Casambi control.
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