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Mini RGB LED Controller - Dynamic Color-Changing Modes - 4 Amps/Channel
Overview
Universal Red/Green/Blue (RGB) LED Mini Controller & Dimmer with on board buttons can control any 12VDC RGB LED products. 20 static color modes with dimming controls and 19 dynamic color-changing modes with Speed controls. Maximum load is 4 Amps per channel - 12 Amps total. 4-pin RGB pigtail connector included.
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Specifications
| Applications | Specific color selection or color change with speed control modes and dimming capabilities for accent lighting |
| Function | Dim and control 3 channel RGB LED products from 10~100% using PWM with controller unit |
| Operating Voltage | 5~24 Volts DC |
| Connection Mode | Common anode (+) |
| Output | 3 channel RGB (4-pin port) |
| Maximum Load Current | 4 Amps/channel (12 Amps total) |
| Output Power | 144W @ 12V |
| Overall Size | (L)40 x (W)13 x (H)5 mm |
| Control Method | Controller buttons (no remote) |
| Modes | 39 total (20 static and 19 dynamic) |
| Operating Temperature | -25~60°C |
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Great little controller
I love the size of this thing and the functions it has built in.
I've built this into the front panel of my computer and have a few RGB strips inside my case and it looks great.
I'm having one problem though: I've had problems soldering power wires. It seems that enough heat can get up the power lines and damage the controller. If you decide to solder (as opposed to crimp or use screw terminals), use a low temperature solder, use short dwell times and let the unit cool between soldering the red and black lines.
I will praise the Customer Service people - they sent me a new controller right away (right off the phone), and I sent my unit back. They were very friendly and easy to work with.
