As part of the transformation of the Klein Gartman Plantsoen bicycle parking facility in Amsterdam, LTECH technology played a vital role in delivering an engaging and reliable lighting experience. The installation featured LTECH LT 404 5A Constant Voltage LED drivers, ensuring powerful output and precise control that elevated the atmosphere of the space.
Measuring 175 mm in length, 44 mm in width, and 30 mm in height, the LT 404 5A drivers were compact yet highly efficient. Designed to accept a DC input voltage of 12V to 24V, they delivered a maximum output current of 5A per channel with a total output power of 480W at 24V or 240W at 12V. With four LED outputs and constant voltage support, the drivers offered versatile lighting possibilities to match the project’s dynamic requirements.
The control options of the LT-404-5A added even more flexibility. Supporting both PWM CV signal and DALI control, the drivers enabled smooth and precise dimming with a logarithmic curve and a dimming range from 0% to 100%. Push Dim functionality also allowed convenient manual control, making the system both advanced and user friendly.
Reliability and protection were key factors in the project. The drivers featured built in safeguards against reverse polarity, ensuring safe operation. With an IP20 rating for indoor environments and a wide working temperature range of minus 30 degrees Celsius to plus 55 degrees Celsius, the LT 404 5A drivers proved durable and perfectly suited for demanding urban lighting applications.
In collaboration with OneEightyOne, the LTECH LT 404 5A drivers demonstrated their full potential. Their advanced features, robust performance, and adaptability made them the ideal solution for this large scale urban project. The result is a modern, well lit bicycle parking space that enhances both functionality and atmosphere for daily users.
This project highlights LTECH’s commitment to innovation, reliability, and quality in LED control technology, values that continue to make LTECH a trusted partner for ambitious architectural and public lighting projects across Europe.
