| Introducing the Mag D Incan Driver with soft starting feature, 3 brightness settings and flashing mode. This driver assembly is a complete drop-in to replace the stock Mag D switch. The all metal switch housing is built with a high temp. KIU bi-pin socket and the driver board enclosed within. Great for running hotwire super bulbs for up to 150W ( 200W intermittent use ). Input voltage can be as high as 30V ( max. pack open voltage ). Runtime can be extended according to your brightness setting. ( Note : This driver does not have output voltage regulation yet ). Specifications: - Soft Starting to prolong bulb life and ease the amperage draw on the batteries during power up;
- 3 brightness level ( PWM controlled ) -30% -60% -100%;
- Last brightness setting memory ( default level -30% );
- Flashing mode;
- Simple UI ( click -ON ( low ) -Med -High -click & hold anytime -OFF -click & hold 1.5 seconds -Flashing );
- Input voltage from 6V -30V Max. open voltage ( Vin = Vout );
- Drive bi-pin hotwire bulbs up to 150W ( 200W intermittent use );
- Full alum./brass housing to withstand heat and better heat sinking;
- Power efficiency 99%;
- slightly recessed push button to prevent accidental power on;
- comes with 10mm, 15mm, 20mm brass posts and washers for different height bulbs.
Here are two video clips that show how the driver works :
Incan Smart Driver Video Clip 1
Incan Smart Driver Video clip 2
Special Notes : Works only with camless reflector No Soft start for ' Flashing Mode ' The PCB mount push button has no momentary Alum. reflector and glass lens required Standby power drain of the circuit is approx. 80uA Total internal resistance is < 30mOhm ( according to data sheets of components ). Do not press the button switch too hard, a slight press will operate all the functions. Installation is simple. Remove the stock switch with a hex key ( 2mm ) and slide it out from the rear
 Insert the Driver Switch in and align the switch button to the center. Use the same hex key to tighten the hex screw. You may want to move back and forth a couple times on the last turn to make sure the screw pierce through the anodizing for a good contact
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