HitLights 36W Dimmable LED Driver Transformer, Power Supply 100-277V AC to 12V DC, Compatible with Lutron Leviton Dimmers, for LED Strip Lights, Constant Voltage LED Projects, UL-Listed

I used two of these drivers in a kitchen accent lighting project. They are mated with Lutron Radio Ra2 lamp dimmers, powering 12v linear lighting. One is used to drive lighting above the cabinets, while the other is used to drive the lighting mounted below the island countertop. Lutron's dimmer is a forward-phase model, intended to dim magnetic low-voltage drivers. Fortunately, this driver, even thought it's of the ELV variety, it's designed to also work with "standard" forward-phase dimmers. The dimming is very linear, with no flicker at any dimming level. One driver is loaded to around 40 watts, while the other is very lightly loaded at 7 watts. Regardless, both drivers operate flawlessly and don't behave in a load-dependent way, which is how some drivers can behave.The low-profile case allows the driver to be mounted in areas with little height. In my situation, I've mounted it to the countertop. The driver is shorter than the 3/4" wood used in the cabinet. This allowed it to be placed above the drawer and it won't interfere with the drawer's movement. A+

I had been using Magnitude magnetic dimmers before now, but would always get some flicker or buzzing so I tried this, connected to an Insteon micro dimmer - and wow - beautiful result. Really smooth dimming down to around 7%, no flickering, humming, anything negative. It's also a nice contained package. So top marks for this.

It’s a great little transformer, completely quiet. I’ve changed my track lights to LED, which meant I could get rid of the huge old high wattage transformers. These were great, each powers four 5W led lights. Only caveat is that it was a bit hard to connect the low-voltage wires, since in my case they were weaved and thicker. The plastic case has very small holes, so I couldn’t close it tight. Otherwise it was ok.

I installed one of these to power outdoor Hitlights LED strip lights (3000K high density ~ 70 watt total) installed on the front porch. Works great, and functions well with a Lutron LED dimmer installed inline. Seems more than adequate for the application, no evidence of any excessive heat buildup. Highly recommended.

Super easy install. Very smooth and quiet dimming with Lutron diva led dimmer. Very pleased!

Using these in my Kitchen Lighting System. HitLights sell these high quality dimmable transformers, provide excellent Customer Service, helped designed the LED lighting system and followed up with excellent installation recommendations and suggestions. Phenomenal Company!!!

Functionality of product is great. Have it paired with high output Hitlights led strip lights for under cabinet kitchen lighting. Device is mounted under cabinet and at max power does get a little warm but not so hot it warms the lower shelf inside the cabinet the way the halogen bulb fixture would. There is no humming and the LEDs dim great with a Lutron Maestro CL dimmer - no flicker what so ever at any setting and can be dimmed to point there is almost no light.Only negative is there are only two mounting notches that don’t allow for a very large fastener and the plastic around them is not very robust. Didn’t cause me issues but did make me be more aware during the install for fear of snapping one of the mounting tabs.

Driving 12v LED strips under my kitchen cabinets powered by an Insteon SwitchLinc dimmable smart switch ( Insteon SwitchLinc Remote Control Dimmer, Dual-Band, Works with Alexa ) with no issues at all. Smooth dimming, no noise, no flickers.