Schluter®-LIPROTEC-ECD
Dimmable LED driver
- Dimming range: 5% to 100%
- Can control multiple KERDI-BOARD-SNLT niches (up to 24 watts)
- Includes metal enclosure
- Install in an accessible location, such as a closet or vanity
- Dimmer switch must be purchased separately. Refer to the compatibility list in the Downloads tab.
- UL listed in USA and Canada
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Schluter®-LIPROTEC-ECD is an in-line dimmable driver that is hard wired into your electrical. It is compatible with a range of popular dimmer switches, allowing you to have matching light switches throughout your bathroom. The available dimming range is 5% to 100% and can control multiple KERDI-BOARD-SNLT niches (up to 24 watts). The LIPROTEC-ECD includes a metal enclosure and must be installed in an accessible location, such as a closet or vanity.
LIPROTEC-ECD requires no special maintenance.
Avoid contact with insulation and areas exposed to temperature fluctuations as these conditions will affect the lifespan of the driver.
Ready to install your Schluter®-LIPROTEC-ECD dimmable dimmer? Check out the step-by-step installation instructions or view our comprehensive installation video below.
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FAQ
Do we need to use all three LIPROTEC components? Can I use another driver, LED, or wire?
The LIPROTEC system is specifically designed to work together and is UL listed as a system. The cable and gland seal the wire outlet hole. The LED connectors are...
Read moreWhy is my LIPROTEC LED flashing?
The driver is overloaded or overheated. Check the sum of wattage on the driver and make sure it is below the rated output (LIPROTEC-ECX: 60W or...
Read moreCan I pull power from my DITRA-HEAT or other floor heating circuit to power my LIPROTEC LED?
No. Floor heating should be on a dedicated circuit. You also increase the risk of accidentally miswiring the lighting into a 240V circuit.
Read moreWhat would happen to the LIPROTEC system in case of a power surge or brownout?
Both Schluter drivers have built-in protection against power fluctuations and will shut down in either of the situations listed above
Read moreI have verified a 120V input to my power supply and 24V output but my LIPROTEC LED still does not illuminate. What should I do?
Ensure that the low voltage (+ and -) connections are correct and not reversed. The connections should be...
Read moreWhere can I install the LIPROTEC-ECD driver?
It must be mounted in an accessible location with proper ventilation around the enclosure. Examples of accessible locations include but are not limited to...
Read moreCan I run more than one LED to the LIPROTEC-ECD driver?
Yes, the LED light is 1.7 watts and the LIPROTEC-ECD control is rated up to 24 watts. This means that you can run up to 12 niches on one LIPROTEC-ECD...
Read moreWhat are the benefits of the LIPROTEC-ECD driver vs the LIPROTEC-ECX?
Is the LIPROTEC system a smart home system, and will it integrate with my smart home?
While the current LIPROTEC LED system is not smart, the LIPROTEC-ECD driver can be used with smart dimmers.
Read moreWhat type of wall switch or dimmer is needed for the LIPROTEC-ECD driver?
A single pole switch can be used for on/off function or an occupancy sensor. If dimming is desired, it needs to be one that is rated to work with an LED...
Read moreHow do I wire a standard wall dimmer or three-way circuit?
Please refer to the manufacturer’s instructions and contact your local electrician for guidance.
Read moreDo I need special wiring for the LIPROTEC-ECD?
No, but an electrician should run the branch circuit from the breaker box to the switch/dimmer and then to the LIPROTEC-ECD.
Read moreDoes the LIPROTEC-ECD need to be on its own circuit?
No, the LIPROTEC system can be jumped off an existing lighting circuit if needed. Contact your local electrician for guidance and code compliance.
Read moreCan I use the same switch or dimmer to power the LIPROTEC-ECD that is being used for my other room lights?
This can be done but you will need to check with your local electrician for guidance and code compliance. If a dimmer is shared, the rate of dimming for the room…
Read moreDoes the LIPROTEC-ECD need to be on a GFCI circuit?
No, GFCIs are typically not used on a light circuit but this will not affect the performance of the LIPROTEC system.
Read moreCan I connect the LIPROTEC-ECD to 240V power?
No. This will damage the driver and void the warranty. The driver is rated for single-phase 110VAC-120VAC power.
Read moreAre the components of the LIPROTEC-ECD replaceable?
Yes, NFPA 70, National Electrical Code (NEC) requires the drivers to be accessible, so they can be switched out if there is a problem...
Read moreCan I use the LIPROTEC-ECD to control multiple niches in multiple bathrooms throughout my application?
No, each individual bathroom should have its own power supply option. This eliminates code restrictions as well as...
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