LED driver

08:59 Apr 8, 2022 

The fact that a driver "performs" on a dimming range does not say that it has itself the dimming function. It means that it provides the correct supply for the given dimming level, which is determined by a dimmer. Indeed, an LED driver "controls" the supply of the LED (if you make the effort to read the references I gave).
There are indeed dimmable drivers, which may be the case here, but these are then accordingly called in French "alimentation variable/gradable" and that does not change anything to the fact that driver = alimentation and dimmer = variateur/gradateur that are 2 distinct things and for which I provided enough evidence that it is so.
There are clear definitions (which I provided) of what an LED driver is and does, there is no reason to think that there are no link to the given situation: an LED driver is an LED driver is an LED driver – technical terms are normally unequivocally used. And Tony, I am afraid you haven't up to now provided any evidence at all of any other use in practice.
I am not going to pursue this discussion, as it becoming errant, we all have other things to do and the final decision will be up to Tim.

16:08 Apr 7, 2022 

I feel obliged to further expand on your response to my peer comment below, for your two technical inaccuracies upon which howevere you are being insistent.
1) The function of a 'driver' is to provide a drive to something in some specific way — usually, as here, some kind of controlling function. Although a driver MIGHT include a PSU, that is not an intrinsic part of its function, but merely a fortuitous inclusion; in fact, the list of elements included in the device here specifically omits any mention of a PSU, suggesting it could well be separate.
2) You are insistent that the device in Asker's context is NOT a dimmer, yet the context we have been given clearly indicates that this is indeed almost certainly the function of this driver: note the specific mention of "...at full dimming range, from 0".
You claim to cite 2 "unequivocal" definitions — but there is nothing linking either of them to the specific context here.

14:27 Apr 4, 2022 

I fear you are missing the point here: for a start, the source text says "Complete lighting unit, including LED board, reflector, driver and housing" — note that it specifically does NOT include 'transformer'; such devices very commonly have an external or separate transformer.
But in any case, a 'driver' may (or may not) fortuitously incorporate a 'transformer' — but that is not the essence of what it is. The notion is skewed, but the two terms cannot be considered interchangeable.
For example, in an amplifier one might find a 'loudspeaker driver' — but in current equioment, it would be rare for that to actually be a 'transformer'.
It's a bit like calling a 'Maserati' a 'cart' — yes, technically, they both have four wheels and go along; but that isn't the essence of their respective functions.

13:59 Apr 4, 2022 

COMPLETE lighting unit : le dispositif ne serait pas COMPLETE sans l'alimentation/transformateur (dimmable driver), qui intègre manifestement un variateur (dimmer)

11:45 Apr 4, 2022 

alimentation stabilisée en courant continu