Simple RGB Controller

All Customer Questions

Question

does this control module have memory? example: if i leave it set on blue, turn off the power, and turn it back on will it still remain on blue? - by Brandon (Germantown, WI)

Answer

Yes, this controller will hold memory when turned off by the power button, but not after all power cut-off.

Question

Can you pause the color on any color or only the seven static red, green, blue, ect. colors? - by Joel (Asheville, NC)

Answer

This controller will let you pause at anytime during any color.

Question

I have a project for 400 red/400green/400blue all 1 watt highpower led 350ma operating current each. I would like to run these on color change all at the same time. Do you have the power supply and controller that you can supply. Do you have any suggested setup to make the system work

Answer

Unfortunately nothing for that magnitude. We would have to have something custom designed for that application.

Question

If I have 3 strips of LED12V ( 1 red; 1blue;1 green) , Each strip is about 12 ft. of 5mm LED with 0.5 inch led distance. Can I just connect your controller to this strip as long as I connect the positive together and assign each negative the their respective color terminal? - by rodolfo (25 Petunia St. Tahan)

Answer

Yes

Question

I just purchased one of these units and it does not have an on/off switch. At least I could not find one and the instructions did not have a reference to how the unit turn the power on/off.

Answer

The Simple RGB Controller does not have an on/off switch contained within the unit. I suggest adding an external 12 volt switch - we've got a lot of cool styles to chose from!.

Question

does this controller turn the lights on and off, or do you need a switch?

Answer

yes, it has an on and off button

Question

When you use this contoller can you buy the million color flex strip or do you have to buy a red , blue and green strip. Im new to the LED strips and controllers.

Answer

You could do that and have a lot more light! However, most people would be more inclined to buy one strip that has all the RGB capabilities within the strip. Whichever LED strip you do decide on, make sure that it has a common positive, as the Simple RGB Controller uses a common positive.

Question

I'd like to use this one for the RGB modules. How many RGB pixel modules I can connect to this controller. What is the speed range that I can adjust. Do you have a technical sheet to list all of feature and modes. - by Tom (Bay Area, California)

Answer

Each RGB Pixel module will use 60mA so you could string up to 80 of these on one controller (limit is 5A).

The speed will range from colors changing every 20 seconds to viewing all colors in one second.

There are 3 different modes. In any mode, both speed and brightness can be manipulated, you may also press pause for the static color of your choice.

#1 is demo mode
#2 is the fading mode
#3 is flashing