LED Drivers

LED Drivers Powering Your LED Lights the Right Way

If you’re using LED lights, you’ll need the right driver to make them work properly. An LED driver regulates the power going to your lights so they run safely and last longer. Without one, LEDs can flicker, overheat, or wear out too quickly. At AGM Electrical Supplies, we stock a wide range of LED drivers to suit everything from strip lights to downlights.

Why They’re Important

LEDs don’t connect straight to mains power. They need low, steady voltage to perform well. The driver does that job — converting the power and keeping it consistent. Choosing the right one means your lighting stays reliable, bright, and efficient.

What We Offer

We keep a variety of LED drivers in stock, so you can find one that fits your project:

• Constant Voltage Drivers: perfect for LED strips and flexible neon
• Constant Current Drivers: suited for downlights and fixed LED fittings
• Dimmable Drivers: Options that work with popular dimming systems
• Indoor and Outdoor Types: including IP-rated drivers for outdoor areas
• Different Sizes and Power Ratings: From compact models to heavy-duty options

Where They’re Used

LED drivers are needed in almost every setup, whether it’s for:

• Kitchen and under-cabinet lighting
• Shop and office fit-outs
• Signage and display lighting
• Ceiling panels and downlights
• Outdoor landscape lighting

Why Buy from AGM Electrical Supplies

We focus on products that electricians and contractors can trust. When you buy from us, you get:

• Reliable drivers at fair prices
• Fast delivery across Australia
• Support from a team that knows the products
• Genuine warranty coverage on all drivers

Order Online Today

Browse our range of LED drivers and get the right one for your job. At AGM Electrical Supplies, we make it easy to get quality electrical products delivered quickly, so you can get on with the work.

FAQs 

Do all LED lights need a driver? 

Yes. Most LED lights require a driver to regulate power. Some fittings have a built-in driver, but for strips and panels you’ll need an external one.

How do I know which LED driver to choose? 

Check your LED’s specifications. Match the driver’s voltage and make sure its wattage rating is higher than the total load of your lights.

Are LED drivers dimmable? 

Some are, some aren’t. If you plan to dim your lights, make sure you choose a driver that supports the right dimming method.

Can one driver power multiple LED strips? 

Yes, as long as the combined wattage doesn’t exceed the driver’s capacity and the voltage matches. For longer runs, you may need more than one driver