1. Class 2 LED Driver: This refers to a power supply specifically designed for LED lighting systems. Class 2 drivers are designed to provide a safe and limited amount of power to the LEDs, ensuring that they operate within safe voltage and current ranges.
2. 60W 12V Transformer: This indicates that the LED driver has a power capacity of 60 watts and provides a constant output voltage of 12 volts DC. The term “transformer” is used here to indicate that it converts the input AC voltage to a lower output DC voltage suitable for LEDs.
3. Waterproof IP65: The IP65 rating signifies that the LED driver is designed to be waterproof and dustproof to a certain extent. This level of protection makes it suitable for outdoor or damp environments where it might be exposed to moisture.
4. Power Supply 100V-265V AC to 12V DC: The LED driver can take an input voltage ranging from 100 to 265 volts AC (alternating current) and convert it to a stable 12 volts DC (direct current) output for powering the LED lights.
5. Low Voltage Adapter: The LED driver serves as an adapter that takes the higher voltage AC power and converts it to a lower voltage DC power suitable for LED lighting.
6. ETL Listed: This indicates that the LED driver has been tested and certified by a recognized safety organization, such as ETL (Electrical Testing Laboratories), to meet specific safety and performance standards.

Overall, this LED driver is designed to provide a reliable and safe power source for LED lighting systems, particularly in outdoor or potentially wet environments. It’s important to verify that the driver is compatible with your specific LED lighting setup and that it meets your requirements before making a purchase.