60W slim indoor supply
This 24Vdc, 60W IP20 supply is suited to compact indoor installations where the driver needs to sit neatly out of sight. Its listing gives dimensions of 202 x 35 x 25mm.
View the 60W supply24V LED Power Supply FAQs: Selection and Usage Guide
24V LED system planning
Choose the right 24V LED power supply for your strip-lighting project
Match the driver to your strip voltage, total wattage and installation environment before you connect anything. This guide helps you move from a rough LED plan to a power supply that fits the job, whether you are lighting kitchen joinery, a display, a cove or an outdoor sign.
Start with the job
A power supply is part of a lighting system, not a standalone pick
Before choosing a driver, decide what the strip is doing and where the power supply will live. For a complete system, browse LED strip lights, LED striplight kits and the required striplight components together.
Kitchen and joineryShort indoor runs often need a compact driver that can sit inside a cupboard or above the cabinets. Check the available space before ordering.
Cove and profile lightingLonger runs make wattage, cable routing and voltage drop more important. Plan the run length before choosing the supply.
Retail and displayCentralised power can keep shelf and display lighting tidy. Confirm how many lighting sections will share the supply.
Outdoor signageAn indoor IP20 driver is not an outdoor driver. For exposed installations, look for a product with a suitable IP rating and enclosure.
Sizing guide
Choose by voltage, load and environment
The table is a planning aid. The exact strip specification, installation location and manufacturer instructions still decide the final choice.
| Check | What to confirm | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Output voltage | The strip and driver must both be 24V DC. | A 12V strip is not interchangeable with a 24V supply. A voltage mismatch can damage the strip or create an unsafe installation. |
| Total wattage | Multiply the strip wattage per metre by the total installed length. | The supply must have enough capacity for the complete run. Include every section that will be powered from it. |
| Headroom | Select a supply with capacity above the calculated load rather than running it at its limit. | Extra capacity leaves room for a practical installation margin. Do not use a bigger supply to compensate for a voltage mismatch. |
| Location | Check whether the driver will be indoors, in a protected void or exposed to weather. | Many compact supplies in the power-supply collection are indoor IP20 products, while outdoor work needs a verified weather-rated option. |
| Control and accessories | Confirm whether the system needs dimming, connectors, cabling or a profile. | Browse striplight connectors and cabling as part of the same plan. For dimming, review the relevant dimmable LED lighting route and confirm system compatibility. |
Verified examples
Three starting points for different 24V jobs
These are live, available-for-sale examples from the 12V & 24V LED power supplies and drivers collection. Check the complete listing and your strip specification before buying.
100W indoor metal supply
This 24Vdc, 100W IP20 supply has a durable metal enclosure and is listed for indoor LED strip, kitchen and display-lighting work. Its dimensions are 145 x 48 x 29mm.
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100W weather-rated supply
This 24Vdc, 100W supply is listed with an IP65 rating for tougher environments. Use the product page to confirm the installation context and enclosure requirements for your project.
View the IP65 supplyBefore installation
Check these details before you connect the strip
1. Read the strip labelConfirm 24V DC and note the wattage per metre before calculating the total load.
2. Measure the complete runInclude separate sections fed from the same driver, not only the first visible length.
3. Plan the cable routeKeep the power supply accessible for maintenance and avoid placing an indoor unit where it can get wet.
4. Match polarityFollow the product and strip wiring instructions for positive and negative terminals. If the circuit or enclosure is uncertain, use a qualified electrician.
5. Keep the system completeAllow for the correct connectors and cabling. For outdoor work, compare the supply with the broader outdoor-lighting range rather than assuming an indoor driver is suitable.
Common questions
Can I use a 24V supply with any LED strip?
Only use it with LED strip designed for 24V DC. Confirm the strip voltage before connecting it.
Can I choose a higher-wattage supply?
A higher-capacity supply can be appropriate when the output voltage matches and the installation is designed for it. It does not make an incompatible strip safe.
What if my project uses rolls, connectors or a control module?
Keep the system parts together when planning. Browse LED striplight rolls and the related components, then confirm the voltage and control method across the complete setup.
Need a second set of eyes?
Send us the strip details before you order
Share the strip voltage, wattage per metre, total length and where the driver will be installed. Future Light can help you narrow the system without guessing at compatibility.