Wi-Fi RGBW LED Controller - Alexa/Google Assistant/Smartphone Compatible - 5 Amps/Channel
Product Details
- Alexa, Google Assistant, & smartphone LED strip light control
- Dynamic or static color or white modes
- Color creation, brightness, conditional programming, timer, & schedule settings
- Mode selection memory
- 12-24 VDC
Overview
This Wi-Fi RGBW LED controller lets you operate RGBW LED strip lights with your Alexa- or Google Assistant-enabled devices or your smartphone. Link the Smart Life app with your Amazon Echo, Google Home, etc., and adjust brightness, color, white or color-changing modes (scenes), or turn lights on/off. Additional features include customizable colors and modes, conditional (if/then) programming, timers, scheduling, and mode selection memory. This indoor LED controller has a maximum load capacity of 5 amps per channel and is compatible with LED light strips that operate on 12-24 VDC. Maximum load is 72 watts at 12 volts or 144 watts at 24 volts. The controller has a female DC barrel connector for power and pigtail wires for strip connection. Barrel connector adapters are available for pigtail power setup. Install the controller with the included screw and bracket or 3M adhesive mounting pad.
Specifications
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NameJim
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Technical LevelAverage
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Part NumberMCSH-4CH-6A
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Reviewed On03/11/19
Worth the Price
As a WiFi controller it offer a number of options for color control, scheduling and scenes. Because it is IFTTT rated, it is compatible with the Lutron Caseta wireless system I will be installing, providing one app to control all lighting. I took off one star because it runs on only 2.4 G wifi and your phone must be connected on 2.4g when setting up the controller. My Samsung S8 auto connects to wifi and chooses the best connection between 2.4 and 5 g; usually 5 g. So I had to turn off 5 g to complete the install as the phone does not provide a manual override to wifi connection: irritating.
