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 Dimable LED Driver Need help finding a LED driver's Brands. Right now I have an Inventronics dimable LED driver. But when I dim it down to zero and there are still some percent of lights going through. Wonder if there any other brands have a zero percent of light going through when I dim it to zero. Thanks for your help. | 
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 i have meanwell drivers and its the same as yours. | 
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 What are you using to dim them with?  Which Meanwell do you have Troni?  Many drivers require a hard power cut once they get down to 5%...if you use a controller, then this is very do-able...if not, it gets harder. | 
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 DA ALC controller. I don't think it can goes down to 5%. | 
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 I have 2 Meanwells dimmed manually by a pot that go completely off. No visible light. I have the inventronics that dims but has to turned off via a controller outlet. I would have thought the other Meanwell would be the same. | 
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 The model is ELN-60-48D picked them up from modularled. I wonder if the P version goes off completely. | 
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 Hi Troni, which model is yours? | 
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 Meanwell drivers like ELN-60-48D are capable of dimming to zero provided the controller can go to zero. If using a potentiometer it should go all the way to zero.  However Inventronics can only go to around 10-14% depending on the model. That is if you supply zero volts on the dimming line you will still get 10-14% on the LEDs. For inventronics most people will dim all the way to zero using a controller then have the drivers switch off either using a Profilux EVG card or Apex Energy Bar. | 
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 i have meanwell 60-48D, using a potentiometer and when i dim it all the way down you can still see that the led has current flowing through it. | 
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