Smart Matter over Thread LED Driver 24V 75W with NFC for Single Color and CCT LED Strips
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Power supply and controller in one unit: converts 220-240 V to 24 V and controls the LED strip directly: no separate controller is needed between the driver and the strip.
Matter over Thread, Matter 1.4 certified: add it to Apple Home, Google Home, Amazon Alexa and SmartThings and control it via the app, voice commands and platform automations.
Requires a Matter hub with Thread: the driver does not use Wi-Fi: it communicates over Thread with a Border Router such as HomePod mini, Nest Hub 2nd generation, Echo 4th generation or SmartThings Station.
Two versions to choose from:Single Colour, with one channel, controls on/off and brightness; CCT, with two channels, also adjusts the white colour temperature. Select your preferred version from the variant options.
75 W at 24 V: constant-voltage output up to 3.125 A. Add up the power consumption of the connected strip and keep it below 75 W: above 102%, the driver limits the power.
Dimming from 0 to 100%: adjustment starts at 0.0001%, with a PWM frequency from 300 to 22,000 Hz and flicker-free performance in accordance with IEEE 1789.
Configure settings via NFC from your phone: with the NFC Lighting app, hold your smartphone close to the driver to set fade times, dimming depth, brightness range and power-on state.
White light from 1000 to 10000 K on the CCT version: the default range is 2700-6500 K and can be adapted to your strip via NFC. The outputs are LED+, warm white and cool white.
Typical efficiency of 92%: power factor above 0.98 at full load and power consumption below 0.5 W both at no load and in network standby.
Automatic-recovery protection: against overload, short circuit, overvoltage and overheating. Class II insulation, suitable for Class I, II and III equipment.
Screwless terminals: V0 flame-retardant polycarbonate housing measuring 293 × 42.5 × 30 mm, weighing 290 g, with removable terminal covers. IP20 protection rating: for indoor use only.
Gradual switch-on: built-in soft start and fading; operates from -20 to 50 °C. The manufacturer states a service life of up to 100,000 hours under normal conditions.
Strip and hub sold separately: the driver powers 24 V single-colour or CCT LED strips. The strip and Matter hub with Thread Border Router are not included.
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75W Matter over Thread LED Driver at 24V: power supply and smart dimmer in one
The Matter over Thread LED driver is a 24V power supply with a built-in smart dimmer: you connect it to your 220-240V mains and the LED strip, without a separate controller. It delivers up to 75W at constant voltage and is available in two versions: Single Color , which controls power and brightness, and CCT , which also controls the white temperature. It is Matter 1.4 certified and works with Apple Home, Google Home, Amazon Alexa, and SmartThings through a hub with a Thread Border Router. T-PWM regulation starts at 0.0001 % e is flicker-free, and with the NFC Lighting app, you can set the parameters by simply holding your phone close. The 24V LED strip and the Matter hub are purchased separately.
Certified Matter: Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa and SmartThings
The driver is Matter certified, the standard common to large ecosystems: you add it to Apple Home, Google Home, Amazon Alexa, or Samsung SmartThings and control it from the app you already use, even with your voice. You don't need to install a manufacturer app to turn the lights on or off, or dim them. However, you need a Matter hub with a Thread Border Router , because the driver doesn't use Wi-Fi: for example, a HomePod mini, second-generation Nest Hub, fourth-generation Echo, or SmartThings Station are suitable. The manufacturer recommends no more than 40 Matter devices per hub and 10 devices per group.
Thread Network with local control, even when the Internet is down
The driver communicates over Thread , a low-power IPv6-based network designed for the home. Commands travel between the hub and the driver within your network: according to the manufacturer, control is local and remains available even when there's no internet connection, enhancing privacy and reliability. Thread isn't Wi-Fi: the driver doesn't appear among the router's devices and doesn't occupy your home network. To control it from outside the home, and for automations, the rules of the platform you've chosen apply, which usually requires a hub that's always on.
T-PWM dimming from 0.0001% to 100%, flicker-free
LTECH's T-PWM technology dims light with a depth of 1:1,000,000 : brightness starts at 0.0001% and increases continuously to 100%, without visible steps. It's useful when you want a very low light, like a courtesy light at night, without the strip flickering or turning off. The PWM frequency ranges from 300 to 22,000 Hz and the dimming is flicker-free according to the IEEE 1789 standard. The switch-on is gradual: the driver has a built-in soft start and fade, for a more comfortable transition from dark to light.
Settings via NFC from your phone with the NFC Lighting app
LTECH's NFC Lighting app for Android and iPhone can be downloaded from the QR code in the manual and is used in three steps. Tap "Read/Write LED driver" and hold your phone close to the driver's NFC area to read the parameters; open "Parameter settings" and modify them; tap "Write" and hold your phone close to save them. Set the PWM frequency , fade time, on-time, dimming depth, brightness range, and power-on state; on the CCT version, it also includes the white range. A model saves the parameters, allowing you to configure a replacement driver the same way. You need an Android with NFC or an iPhone 8 or later with iOS 13. The adjustable current in the first image is for constant current models, not this one.
Quick add with QR code or by holding your iPhone close to the driver
Adding the driver takes just a few steps. Open your platform's app and scan the QR code printed on the label, or enter the pairing code: it works with any Matter-compatible app. With an iPhone 16 or later, simply hold your phone close to the driver's NFC area and the Home app will automatically recognize it. After pairing, you can turn it on and off and adjust the brightness from the device's tab; on the CCT version, you can also adjust the white balance. To restore the driver to factory settings, simply power cycle and power cycle six times in a row: the light will flash five times to confirm.
One driver for multiple ecosystems, with OTA updates Matter
Matter allows you to use the same driver in multiple ecosystems at the same time: from the device settings, activate pairing mode, get a new code, and add it to a second platform. This way, some people in the family control it from Apple Home and others from Google Home or Alexa. The firmware updates with standard Matter OTA updates through the hub. The driver powers 24V single-color strips, such as the 480 LED per meter COB strip , or CCT strips, such as the 640 LED per meter COB CCT strip . If you already have a power supply, there's the Matter over Thread controller .
V0 polycarbonate case and self-resetting protectors
The case is made of Covestro polycarbonate with a V0 flame retardancy rating. The terminals are screwless, under two removable covers: insert the wires and press the lever. The driver is Class II and protects itself, with automatic reset: it limits the power above 102% of the load, goes into protection in the event of a short circuit, turns off the output if the open circuit voltage exceeds 28 V and reduces or cuts off current if the board exceeds 110 °C. The protection rating is IP20 , therefore only for dry interiors, between -20 and 50 °C. Leave at least 15 cm between each driver and from metal objects.
Technical data sheet and environments of use: home, hotels, offices and shops
Yes. You need a Matter hub with a Thread Border Router, such as the HomePod mini, 2nd-generation Nest Hub, 4th-generation Echo, or SmartThings Station. The driver does not connect to Wi-Fi.
No. The driver does both: it transforms the 220-240V into 24V and regulates the strip. You connect the power supply on one side and the strip on the other.
The Single Color has one channel and controls power and brightness. The CCT has two channels, warm white and cool white, and also controls the white temperature.
Set the driver's parameters with the NFC Lighting app: PWM frequency, fade times, dimming depth, brightness range, and power-on state. With an iPhone 16 or later, it also allows for quick pairing.
NFC Lighting by LTECH, for Android with NFC and iPhone 8 or later with iOS 13: download it from the QR code in the manual. It's only for settings: to turn on and adjust the light, use your Matter ecosystem app.
Power supply and controller in one unit: converts 220-240 V to 24 V and controls the LED strip directly: no separate controller is needed between the driver and the strip.
Matter over Thread, Matter 1.4 certified: add it to Apple Home, Google Home, Amazon Alexa and SmartThings and control it via the app, voice commands and platform automations.
Requires a Matter hub with Thread: the driver does not use Wi-Fi: it communicates over Thread with a Border Router such as HomePod mini, Nest Hub 2nd generation, Echo 4th generation or SmartThings Station.
Two versions to choose from:Single Colour, with one channel, controls on/off and brightness; CCT, with two channels, also adjusts the white colour temperature. Select your preferred version from the variant options.
75 W at 24 V: constant-voltage output up to 3.125 A. Add up the power consumption of the connected strip and keep it below 75 W: above 102%, the driver limits the power.
Dimming from 0 to 100%: adjustment starts at 0.0001%, with a PWM frequency from 300 to 22,000 Hz and flicker-free performance in accordance with IEEE 1789.
Configure settings via NFC from your phone: with the NFC Lighting app, hold your smartphone close to the driver to set fade times, dimming depth, brightness range and power-on state.
White light from 1000 to 10000 K on the CCT version: the default range is 2700-6500 K and can be adapted to your strip via NFC. The outputs are LED+, warm white and cool white.
Typical efficiency of 92%: power factor above 0.98 at full load and power consumption below 0.5 W both at no load and in network standby.
Automatic-recovery protection: against overload, short circuit, overvoltage and overheating. Class II insulation, suitable for Class I, II and III equipment.
Screwless terminals: V0 flame-retardant polycarbonate housing measuring 293 × 42.5 × 30 mm, weighing 290 g, with removable terminal covers. IP20 protection rating: for indoor use only.
Gradual switch-on: built-in soft start and fading; operates from -20 to 50 °C. The manufacturer states a service life of up to 100,000 hours under normal conditions.
Strip and hub sold separately: the driver powers 24 V single-colour or CCT LED strips. The strip and Matter hub with Thread Border Router are not included.