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Costco LED Porch Lantern Repair 2

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How to fix and repair to Costco or Altair Outdoor LED Lantern that is suffering from the blinking LED of death, strobing, or has failed completely. Second video in this series.
Check out my first video for details about picking a replacement driver.
The outdoor LED Lantern that I fixed had a Espen Technology constant current driver, model number VEL12035120H-3, which was rated for 120V input and 350mA, 18-33V, output. For my previous LED Lantern, I did contact the manufacturer, but I never heard fromthem again. But I also went ahead and purchased a new constant current driver from LED Supply.
My new replacement driver is a Mean Well APC-16-350, which is probably overkill for this purpose but I figured a more robust driver may last longer than one that is an exact replacement (since the OEM unit failed and all). Anyhow, I wired it back together and everything is working great. Please note that during the video I decided to bypass the built-in photo cell because I've switched to a timer that controls all my lights. If you want to keep your photo cell operational, be sure to wire it back as original.
Other parts I had to add:
Two orange wire nuts
One M3x8mm screw
One small washer
One mounting tie zip tie (it has a screw hole built-in)
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Check out my first video for details about picking a replacement driver.
The outdoor LED Lantern that I fixed had a Espen Technology constant current driver, model number VEL12035120H-3, which was rated for 120V input and 350mA, 18-33V, output. For my previous LED Lantern, I did contact the manufacturer, but I never heard fromthem again. But I also went ahead and purchased a new constant current driver from LED Supply.
My new replacement driver is a Mean Well APC-16-350, which is probably overkill for this purpose but I figured a more robust driver may last longer than one that is an exact replacement (since the OEM unit failed and all). Anyhow, I wired it back together and everything is working great. Please note that during the video I decided to bypass the built-in photo cell because I've switched to a timer that controls all my lights. If you want to keep your photo cell operational, be sure to wire it back as original.
Other parts I had to add:
Two orange wire nuts
One M3x8mm screw
One small washer
One mounting tie zip tie (it has a screw hole built-in)
Links:
(Full Disclosure: Amazon Associates link, I get a little credit/$ if you purchase a linked item.)
Affiliate Links that Help my channel:
♫♪ Credits ♪♫
Thanks for watching.
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