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Expanding Application Scope | IP67 Isolated Streetlight LED Driver, Low-Voltage 27–56V Version Now Available
How can streetlight systems achieve greater stability, higher energy efficiency, and smarter operation? The Lifud IP67 full-voltage SiC streetlight LED driver A1 Series delivers the perfect answer. Since the launch of the LF-A1 Series in January, Lifud’s isolated LED drivers have received strong interest and numerous inquiries from customers worldwide.
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But as any lighting professional knows, different LED array configurations and varying fixture designs all impose distinct voltage requirements on the driver. This is especially true for high-power outdoor applications like streetlights.

Previously, Lifud launched the high-voltage output version of the A1 Series (36–343V), which is primarily tailored for series-connected module setups. Now, to accommodate streetlight projects using multi-parallel module configurations, we are proud to introduce the low-voltage output version (27–56V). Same solid quality, more flexible options. Whatever solution you choose, Lifud ensures steady, reliable performance for every streetlight you build, opening up new possibilities for your lighting designs.

This new release enables the A1 Series to deliver “one platform, multiple voltages, full coverage,” simplifying component selection for your fixture designs and easing supply chain management and inventory pressure.

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Whether it’s new road lighting projects, municipal retrofit programs, or campus outdoor lighting and courtyard illumination, the Lifud A1 Series isolated streetlight LED drivers provide stable, long-lasting protection you can count on.

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