RGB LED Controller with Wireless IR Remote - Dynamic Color-Changing Modes - 3 Amps/Channel
Overview
Universal Red/Green/Blue (RGB) LED controller and dimmer with handheld infrared remote that can control any 5~24VDC RGB LED products. Select from 20 static modes, custom color programming, or 6 dynamic color-changing modes with speed and ON/OFF controls. Suitable for vehicles. The maximum load is 3 amps per channel, 9 amps total.
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- Only power with 5~24VDC power supply.
- Wireless controller uses one CR2025 battery.
- Connect according to the drawing below.
- QUICK and SLOW speed buttons will only work when unit is in one of the color changing (dynamic) modes.
- Controller can control a maximum of 48 meters of our Flexible RGB LED Strip. Over 48 meters, the strips have to connect with an amplifier to reinforce the transmission of signal. Use one RGB Amplifier for every 30 meters of additional LED Strips.
- Do not exceed 80% of Power Supply capacity when calculating Power Supply size to use in your system.
Specifications
Download LDIR-RGB3 User Manual
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One Major Downfall
In the last few days I bought two of these for both my truck and my mother's SUV. I was putting some LED strips in mine and she wanted some too. I attached the strip there on the table to give it a try before I mounted it. Box functioned well and has all the modes you could ever want. No problems there.
Yesterday I attempted to mount and, of course, hide it. This is where the downfall comes in, and hard too. This operates on the IR spectrum, like your TV remote does. It states that clearly in the description, although I failed to think that IR would ever be used in this application, given it's rather picky line of sight. Nature of the beast, of course.
The way IR works completely disregards the way that these boxes were (or so I thought) intended to be mounted. Out of sight and hidden. IR doesn't work that way unfortunately, forcing me to leave the box exposed. Thankfully I was able to find a place under my dash where the remote could still see it and vice versa.
