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BODINE BSL310C Standard Emergency LED Driver, 120-277V AC, 10.4W, External Mount - Standard Emergency LED Drivers
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BODINE BSL310C Standard Emergency LED Driver, 120-277V AC, 10.4W, External Mount

The BODINE LED Emergency Driver (10.4 W Max, MPN BSL310C) is a standard emergency LED driver designed for external mounting from the fixture. It supports up to 1 bulb and operates on an input voltage of 120 to 277V AC.

SKU 3G-OTH-390225

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BSL310C Standard Emergency LED Driver, 120-277V AC, 10.4W, External Mount
Part Number
BSL310C
Category
Standard Emergency LED Drivers
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Also known as:BSL310CBODINE
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Manufacturer Part Number
BSL310C
Type
Bulb Watts
AC
120 to 277V
Input Voltage
120 to 277V AC
Bulbs Supported
1
Driver Mounting Location
External from Fixture

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Product Description

The BODINE LED Emergency Driver (10.4 W Max, MPN BSL310C) is a standard emergency LED driver designed for external mounting from the fixture. It supports up to 1 bulb and operates on an input voltage of 120 to 277V AC.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the BODINE BSL310C LED emergency driver used for?

The BODINE BSL310C is a standard emergency LED driver that provides backup power to a single LED load during mains failure. It is commonly used in commercial and industrial lighting fixtures where external driver mounting is required, ensuring egress lighting remains operational.

What are the specifications of the BODINE BSL310C emergency driver?

The BODINE BSL310C operates on an input voltage of 120 to 277V AC and supports a maximum bulb wattage of 10.4 W for one bulb. The driver is designed for external mounting from the fixture. Its manufacturer part number is BSL310C.

Where to buy the BODINE BSL310C emergency driver worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the BODINE BSL310C emergency driver to customers worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your location. Contact us for availability and lead time; we source and deliver this product globally.

How to install the BODINE BSL310C emergency driver?

Install the BODINE BSL310C externally from the fixture, following the manufacturer's wiring diagram. Ensure the input voltage matches 120 to 277V AC. For safe installation, disconnect mains power before wiring and consult a qualified electrician. Proper mounting prevents overheating and ensures reliable emergency operation.

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3G Electric supplies BODINE standard emergency led drivers. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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