Guide
How to Read EMCOD Model Numbers
Decode supported EMCOD MPN segments by family. There is no single grammar for every prefix and suffix.
Written by Projekt Supply Lighting Team. Last reviewed September 17, 2026. First published September 17, 2026. Part of the EMCOD LED driver and transformer guide.
Primary example: MLE60-24DC-P
MLE60-24DC-P is a current MLE-P catalog model. The segments below are verified for this electronic constant-voltage grammar. They are not a universal decoder for every EMCOD SKU. Source: EMCOD catalog record
- MLE — Family prefix for the MLE electronic driver line. Combined with -P it identifies the MLE-P J-box series.
- 60 — Wattage class: 60 W on the catalog record for MLE60-24DC-P.
- 24DC — Nominal 24 V DC output notation. Contrast with 12DC on MLE60-12DC-P.
- -P — MLE-P series suffix. It is not the same control set as -UD.
Supported contrast: 12DC vs 24DC
MLE60-12DC-P keeps the same family, wattage class, and P suffix, with 12DC instead of 24DC. That is a different output voltage, not an alias of MLE60-24DC-P.
MLE60-24DC-UD keeps 60 W / 24 V DC notation on the MLE-UD series. The UD suffix is not the P suffix. Source: EMCOD manufacturer specifications
Families that do not use the same grammar
ECC-010-UD is constant-current. The 010 series code is not a 12DC/24DC output. Milliamp setting is not assigned from this MPN on this page. Source: EMCOD manufacturer specifications
ESL100W is a 100 W landscape transformer, not a 100 W 24 V DC driver. Taps are on the specification sheet. Source: EMCOD manufacturer specifications
EMT300SS-E and EMT300SS-22E share a 300 W EMT class and are not the same tap set. EGP output is not reliably encoded in the structured catalog MPN. TN111RM40 and EW12A are accessory and cable identifiers, not driver grammar. Source: EMCOD manufacturer specifications
| MPN | Family segment | Wattage segment | Voltage / current segment | Control suffix | Not confirmed from the MPN |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MLE60-24DC-UD | MLE (MLE-UD series) | 60 (wattage class) | 24 DC (nominal 24 V DC output notation) | UD (universal-dimming MLE-UD family suffix) | Do not copy another UD family’s methods onto this MPN without its sheet. |
| MLE60-24DC-P | MLE (MLE-P series) | 60 (wattage class) | 24 DC (nominal 24 V DC output notation) | P (MLE-P / J-box family suffix) | P does not mean the same dimming set as UD. |
| ECC-010-UD | ECC (ECC-UD constant-current series) | 010 (series code; catalog wattage class is 10 W) | NOT CONFIRMED from the MPN grammar (current lives on the spec sheet) | UD (ECC-UD series suffix; 5-in-1 language on the ECC-010-UD sheet) | Milliamp setting is NOT assigned from the model number on this page. |
| EDR60-24DC | EDR | 60 (wattage class) | 24 DC (nominal 24 V DC output notation) | None (no UD/P suffix) | Control methods: confirm the EDR spec sheet; do not copy MLE-UD 5-in-1 onto EDR. |
| ESL100W | ESL | 100W (landscape transformer wattage class) | NOT encoded as 12DC/24DC; taps are on the spec (12/15 VAC on sourced ESL100W sheet) | NOT CONFIRMED from the MPN (timer/photocell are spec options) | Do not read ESL100W as a 100 W 24 V DC LED driver. |
| EMT300SS-E | EMT | 300 (wattage class) | SS stainless landscape family; output taps on the spec (confirm 12–15 VAC class) | E suffix is part of the catalog MPN; NOT CONFIRMED as a dimming code | Not automatically equivalent to any other 300 W transformer. |
| EMT300SS-22E | EMT | 300 (wattage class) | 22E tap-set notation; spec prints 12–22 VAC | NOT CONFIRMED as a dimming code | Same GTIN as EMT300SS-E; do not treat UPC as the unique identifier. |
- Input voltage is not fully encoded in every MPN. MLE-P catalog/spec path uses 120 V input; confirm the selected sheet.
- Dimming method is not proven by a suffix alone. P is not UD. UD is not identical across families.
- ECC-UD milliamps are not assigned from the model number on this page.
- EGP output is not reliably encoded in the structured catalog MPN. Confirm the specification sheet.
- Landscape transformer taps are not encoded as 12DC/24DC. Confirm the exact MPN sheet.
- Accessory and cable model numbers do not use electronic-driver grammar.
What the model number does NOT tell you
After you decode the supported segments, still verify these on the current specification and installation documents for that exact MPN:
- Input voltage and frequency
- Output topology beyond what that family’s grammar actually encodes
- Dimming / control methods
- Enclosure, location rating, and listings
- Physical dimensions and mounting
- Whether the exact MPN is still in the current catalog — look it up
Selection after identification: How to Choose an EMCOD LED Driver.
Identify a current catalog model
If you are identifying an existing EMCOD model or checking whether the exact model is still current, use the EMCOD Replacement & Model Lookup. This page does not invent substitutes, rank similar wattage classes, or label a missing catalog match as discontinued.
Common questions
Does every EMCOD model number follow the MLE60-24DC-P pattern?
No. Electronic constant-voltage MPNs such as MLE60-24DC-P often encode family, wattage class, 12DC or 24DC, and a suffix. ECC-UD, ESL, EMT, EGP, accessories, and cables do not use that same grammar.
What does the P in MLE60-24DC-P mean?
On the MLE-P series it is the J-box family suffix. It does not mean the same dimming set as UD on MLE-UD, ECV-UD, ES-UD, or ECC-UD.
How do I check whether my exact model is still current?
Use the EMCOD Replacement & Model Lookup with the full label MPN. If the exact current catalog model is still available, no replacement is required. Catalog absence is not evidence that a model is discontinued.
Related EMCOD products
Families and exact models this published guide actually covers. Family links are canonical product records. Exact models use machine-addressable ?variant= URLs.
- EMCOD MLE-P LED Drivers
LED driver. Electronic CV grammar example family (MLE-P).
- EMCOD MLE-UD LED Drivers
LED driver. UD suffix contrast to MLE-P.
- EMCOD ECC-UD LED Drivers
LED driver. Constant-current family whose MPN does not encode 12DC/24DC.
- EMCOD EDR LED Drivers
LED driver. Electronic CV family with 24DC notation and no P/UD suffix.
- EMCOD ESL LED Drivers
Landscape transformer. Landscape transformer wattage-code example. Not a 24 V DC driver grammar.
- EMCOD EMT LED Drivers
Landscape transformer. Landscape transformer family where tap set is not fully encoded in every MPN.
- EMCOD EGP LED Drivers
Lighting transformer. Lighting transformer family whose output is not reliably encoded in the catalog MPN.
- EMCOD EM LED Drivers
Lighting transformer. Lighting transformer identification example.
- EMCOD EMT Timer Landscape Transformers
Transformer accessory. Accessory MPN grammar is not the electronic-driver grammar.
- EMCOD Landscape Lighting Cable
Landscape cable. Cable identifiers are not driver model numbers.
Exact models referenced
- EMCOD MLE60-24DC-P
LED driver in MLE-P. Primary decode example: MLE + 60 + 24DC + P.
- EMCOD MLE60-12DC-P
LED driver in MLE-P. 12DC contrast to MLE60-24DC-P.
- EMCOD ECC-010-UD
LED driver in ECC-UD. Shows ECC-UD does not use the CV 12DC/24DC grammar.
- EMCOD ESL100W
Landscape transformer in ESL. Landscape wattage code, not a 100 W DC driver.
- EMCOD EMT300SS-E
Landscape transformer in EMT. Landscape MPN that does not encode exact tap voltages.
Technical Sources & References
- Projekt Supply catalog / EMCOD Lighting Group — MLE-P Series familyManufacturer catalog / Projekt catalog record
- EMCOD Lighting Group — MLE60-12DC-P specification sheetManufacturer specification sheet
- EMCOD Lighting Group — MLE60-24DC-UD specification sheetManufacturer specification sheet
- EMCOD Lighting Group — ECC-010-UD specification sheetManufacturer specification sheet
- EMCOD Lighting Group — ESL100W specification sheetManufacturer specification sheet
- EMCOD Lighting Group — EMT300SS-22E specification sheetManufacturer specification sheet
