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RF Touch Color Remote for MiLight/MiBoxer or Waterproof RGB/RGBW Controllers
Features
- Works with waterproof or MiLight/MiBoxer RGB or RGBW LED controllers
- Dynamic or static color modes
- Customized color, brightness, or speed settings
- Individual zone control
Overview
Use this wireless RF remote with Waterproof RGB or MiLight/MiBoxer RGB or RGBW controllers for LED strip light operation or with compatible LED smart bulbs and RGBW flood lights. Choose from thousands of color options with the touch-activated color-selection wheel, or select pure white. Control speed, brightness, and dynamic or static color modes from up to 98' away in open air. The remote also has 4 zone-control buttons for lights in different areas.
Please note: MiLight and MiBoxer are compatible smart technology brands. Products under these names are able to work interchangeably with each other.
- Remote Controlled Light
Specifications
Download LDRF-RGB-MZ User Manual
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Great product, instructions are wrong for remote!
Love it so far, however the instructions for the remote were wrong! To get my remote to pair with my LED strip, I had to do the following:
Turn Off LED Strip
Put Batteries in Remote
Turn On LED Strip
Tap On Button (|) THREE TIMES for Specified Zone
LED Strip is now paired successfully. The instructions say to HOLD DOWN the ON button, which is false. It took me forever to find instructions online that worked!
not the easiest controller to use and set up.
This controller is, if you read the set up instructions carefully, is tuff to set up when you have RGB strips that are not on the same power supply. Also the batteries wear out quickly. Would not be using this again unless all the strips are on the same PS. There also should be some indication what mode it is in out of the 9 that it can provide. A good place to start when operating is to press the mode button until you reach the DISCO function, now you would know where you are at.
