SANlight Driver Set STIXX 2, 530W (AI5109)

Product detailed description

One power supply for the entire STIXX 2-60 wall

SANlight Driver Set STIXX 2, 530W is the most powerful Smart Driver in the STIXX 2 range - according to the official SANlight table, it powers up to six STIXX 2-60 lights at full output. That makes it the backbone of large propagation areas, vertical farms and multi-tier shelving, where a network of small drivers would mean more cabling and sockets. It powers only the STIXX 2 range.

The driver comes without lights and without cables. You fit it with STIXX 2-60 lights, which do not light up on their own and are purchased separately.

Parameters

• Type: power driver (Smart Driver) for the STIXX range
• Maximum output power: 530 W
• Designed for: STIXX 2-60 lights (same range only)
• At full output (official SANlight table): six lights (6x 47 W = 282 W)
• Rated input power of one light: 47 W
• Max. output current: 14.0 A
• Typical output voltage: 38 V DC
• Dimensions (L x W x H): 391 x 90 x 41.5 mm
• Weight: 2.82 kg
• Input voltage: 120-240/277 V AC, 50/60 Hz
• Dimming: blue connector on the driver (M-Dimmer, Bluetooth Dimmer or 0-10V)
• Unused DC ports: termination cap (mandatory)
• Water resistance: M19 connector on the light IP68; the driver's mains plug is not water-resistant

Compatibility

Compatible:

• SANlight STIXX 2-60 and Undercanopy STIXX 2-60 lights - six lights at full output
• SANlight termination cap (AI5010) for the driver's unused DC ports
• SANlight M-Dimmer and Bluetooth Dimmer dimmers, or a 0-10V signal (blue connector on the driver)
• M19 extension cables and splitters (5 PIN) from STIXX accessories for connecting multiple lights

Incompatible:

• other STIXX ranges (3-80, 4-100, 5-120 and 6-150) - the driver is intended only for its own range
• mixing different STIXX models on one driver - identical lights are required
• STIXX 50 - a closed system with its own power supply, different cabling
• EVO and FLEX II lights - different connector and power supply

Why centralise on one large driver

The driver powers six STIXX 2-60 lights at full output according to the official SANlight table. The advantage of a central driver is simpler distribution and one place to dim the entire area. Thanks to Smart Driver Technology, you do not need to fill the ports straight away - you can start with a few lights and add more gradually, while above six lights the lights run at reduced output.

How to dim and cap the driver

On the driver you will find a blue connector for dimming - connect an M-Dimmer or SANlight Bluetooth Dimmer to it, or send a 0-10V signal and all the lights will dim at the same time. Ports you do not use must be capped with a termination cap, otherwise you risk damaging the system.

IP rating and spacing

The IP68 rating applies to the M19 connector on the light; the driver's mains plug is not water-resistant. Do not stack drivers on top of each other; leave at least a 10 mm gap between them.

Frequently asked questions

How many STIXX 2-60 lights can the 530W driver handle?

At full rated output it can handle six STIXX 2-60 lights (6x 47 W = 282 W) - that is what the official SANlight table states. That is the maximum for the STIXX 2 range. Above six lights the driver also works, but it distributes the output across all of them and the lights then run at lower output.

Can different STIXX ranges be mixed on one power supply?

No. One driver always powers only identical lights from the same range; the manufacturer explicitly forbids combining STIXX 2-60 with another STIXX model on a shared driver, because each range has a different power draw. If you need different ranges, you need a separate driver for each one. You can connect more units of the same model with M19 cables and splitters.

Can I start with one light and add more gradually?

Yes, without any problem. The driver also works with a single light: Smart Driver Technology detects the number of connected STIXX 2-60 lights and distributes the output between them automatically. Up to the full number of lights, each one shines at full output; above that, the output is spread out and the lights run more dimly. That way you can start with a small setup and grow it to the recommended number.