LED Drivers: CUPOWER and Forge

Forge offers cutting-edge LED drivers through our strategic partnership with CUPOWER. With over 15 years of experience in LED driver technology, CUPOWER focus on quality innovation, performance and sustainability. By combining CUPOWER's extensive expertise with Forge's 30 years of know-how in the UK LED market, we deliver unparalleled solutions to our clients. Our comprehensive range includes advanced features like DT8 tunable white drivers, Bluetooth and Mesh platforms and D4i supporting DALI standards.

Forge and CUPOWER work together to provide value added drive solutions to the UK lighting market and beyond with driver platform certified to global standards. 

Quality control is at the core of our offer. Advanced X ray testing ensures solder joint reliability. 100% burn-in end-of-line tests and temperature, humidity bias testing, combine to ensure all drivers meet the highest standards of performance and reliability. All underpinned with a five year warranty. Our products are UL, ENEC, TUV-Mark, CB, CE, SAA, CCC, RoHS. CUPOWER's quality management is lS09001 certified and our environmental management system is IS014001 approved.

We make driver-based sustainability choice simple. Our commitment is to produce best in class, efficient, durable driver platforms. We minimise and measure the environmental footprint of our drivers and services and report in a highly transparent, objective and comparable format producing LCAs and EPDs for all products. EPDs will be available for all upon release of the new PSR (Our EPDs will be provided by PEP Ecopass).

CUPOWER drivers are designed to support multiple functionalities and protocols, as well as enable communications with protocol-compliant devices. China and Germany have complementary technology advantages, leading technology research and development, supporting DALI, DMX, KNX, Zigbee, Z-Wawe, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, RP and other protocols. The DALI-2 certification program is based on the DALI-2 testing specifications created by the Digital Illumination Interface Alliance (DIIA). These testing specifications are derived from relevant parts of IEC 62386, international DALI standards, or new specifications developed by the DIIA