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  1. ananoxoto

    Connecting RGBW nude wire to a RGBW connector

    Hi! What is the best way to connect an RGB wire to a RGB connector. I mean, are there quick connectors to attach to a RGB cable without solding with tin? These two pictures show what I want to connect. Thanks
  2. M

    Controlling high intensity RGBW LEDs with PWM

    Hi there, I'm currently working on a project where I'd like to slowly fade the brightness of a series of high brightness RGBW LEDs. Basically I'd like to drive these 4W (1W per channel) current-driven LEDs: SmartArray Q4 LED Module, 4W, RGBW, 4000K, CRI 90 | the leading LED-shop by...
  3. C

    Collingwood LED RGBW strip driver advice

    Hi, I am installing Collingwood LED strip lights at home. I have 1 zone with just a 0.7M strip on it. Another zone with 4 lots of 5 core rune to under cupboard strips total length 4.3M. Both have a C100924 controller and a PR3002 repeater Do I need separate drivers for both the C100924 and the...
  4. S

    Recommendation for RGBW LED strip for 10m?

    I want to install a 10m LED recessed lighting strip in an outdoor room. More often than not it will be used with white/warm lighting, so I've been told to go for RGBW. I'm not concerned about the power consumption... I just want good, reliable ones that are aesthetically pleasing...
  5. I

    RGBW Tuya LED Controlers - need advice

    Hello everyone, I've been using cheap Chinese RGBW WiFi LED controllers, supported by Magic Home Pro app for my LED strips around the house for a while now, and wanted to swap them to Tuya (and Smart Life app). There is only one problem - I cannot find even one wifi controller, that allows to...
    • Ithindir
    • Thread
    • advice controller led led strip lights rgbw tuya
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: Lighting Forum
  6. C

    Collingwood LED RGBW strip

    Hi and happy Xmas to everyone. I want to install Collingwood RGBW LED strip in my kitchen. Before renovation I ran 5 core cable to each of the cupboards for lighting. I now wish to add another strip on top of the cupboards. Collingwood are saying I cannot split the 1 feed to feed above and below...
  7. C

    Where on Earth sells 10m RGBWW LED strips (preferably smart enabled)??

    I can't for the life of me find anywhere that sells 10m RGBWW led strips that don't cost an arm and a leg. I can find lots of 5m options, would it be just as simple as getting two 5m reels and a doubly powerful power supply then soldering the reels together? Why does smart capability seem to...
  8. P

    LED Strip RGBW - How to split for parallel wiring?

    I'm looking to install some LED lighting strips to light some display shelving. It will consist of one driver going to a controller which will then be split into 8 x 1m length strips. I was wondering if anyone can give me an idea on how to split the power from the controller to each strip i.e...
    • Pandaman
    • Thread
    • led led strip parallel rgbw split strip wiring
    • Replies: 4
    • Forum: Lighting Forum
  9. E

    RGBW Marker lights

    hi can anyone recommend a brand that sells an RGBW ip rated marker light, preferably around 30-40mm looking at collingwood but the smallest they do is 60mm the light is going to be installed in a shower alcove

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