Bodine’s 120–277V AC BSLO6T3FL connected emergency LED driver has a 6W Class 2 output and has a compact design for space-limited linear LED applications. It is IP-65-rated for ingress protection to dust and water jets.

Acclaim Lighting’s AL driver 200 C2 is a Class 2, multiprotocol, 200W driver for low-voltage LED products.
The input control protocols include DMX, RDM, 0-10V and DALI. Users can adjust settings and address through the onboard menu or remotely with RDM. 

Isolite’s EMP emergency LED driver is Class 2 compliant. It is IC-rated and suitable for use in plenum and damp location luminaires. It provides the required 90 minutes of emergency duration and environmentally friendly end-of-life recycling. 

ERG Lighting’s DoubleXFade programmable 50W constant-current driver features a universal AC input voltage and wireless adjustability. It can be used in LED tubes, light panels and linear fixtures. It has two separate outputs and
two sets of 0–10V dimming line. 

Philips’ CertaDrive LED driver gives users design freedom, and the lifetime of the driver is 50,000 hours. It can be used in waterproof luminaires and recessed, surface and suspended luminaires in offices. It offers basic specifications such as specific current and voltage settings. 

Barron Lighting Group’s Exitronix LBDX series LED backup driver is designed for emergency lighting by LED fixtures during a power loss. The low-profile configuration makes the series suitable for most preinstallation and on-site applications requiring emergency illumination. It works with or without an AC driver to convert new or existing LED fixtures into emergency lighting.

TRC Electronics’ APC-12-350 9–36V DC constant-current LED driver has a fire-resistant plastic enclosure. It can be used in indoor and decorative lighting applications and operates in temperatures between –22°F and 158°F. It cools by free air convection.