What Is a Four-Zone LED Controller and How Does It Work?
A four-zone LED controller lets one remote command up to four separate groups of LED lighting independently, so a single handset can dim the kitchen strip warm while the cabinet...
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LED Strip Wall Switch Control: Options for Your Lights
LED strip wall switch control means operating a low-voltage strip from a device mounted in a standard wall box, the same spot a normal light switch would sit. There are...
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App-Controlled LED Lighting: Components and Compatibility Requirements
App-controlled LED lighting lets you set color, brightness, and color temperature from your phone through a smart controller wired into the strip. The phone is not the control device on...
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How RF Remote LED Strip Control Works
An RF remote LED strip system uses radio frequency signals to talk to your lighting instead of a wired wall panel or a line of sight infrared beam. You press...
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Choosing Controls for RGB, RGBW and RGB+CCT LED Strips
When you are choosing RGB, RGBW and RGB+CCT controls, the single rule that governs everything is that the controller must match the strip's channel count. RGB strips use three channels,...
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How Tunable White LED Controllers Adjust Color Temperature
A tunable white LED controller changes the color temperature of a white LED strip by mixing two white channels, a warm white and a cool white, in different proportions. Feed...
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How to Choose a Controller for Your Type of LED Strip
Learning how to choose an LED controller comes down to one habit: read the strip first, then match the controller to it. The controller has to agree with your strip...
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LED Controller vs LED Dimmer: What Is the Difference?
In an LED controller vs dimmer comparison, the short answer is that a dimmer changes one thing, brightness, while a controller changes several things at once, such as color, color...
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Plug-In vs Direct-Wire vs J-Box LED Power Supplies
Plug-in, direct-wire, and J-box describe how an LED power supply connects to your electrical system, not how it performs. A plug-in supply has a cord and plug for a standard...
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Dimmable vs Non-Dimmable LED Drivers: Which One Do You Need?
A dimmable LED driver is built to accept a dimming signal and lower the strip's brightness, while a non-dimmable driver simply supplies steady full power with no way to dim...
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Constant-Voltage vs Constant-Current LED Drivers: What Is the Difference?
A constant-voltage driver holds a fixed output voltage, such as 12V or 24V, and lets the connected load draw the current it needs. A constant-current driver holds a fixed current...
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What Is an LED Driver and Why Do LED Strip Lights Need One?
An LED driver is the power supply that converts your home's line voltage into the low-voltage DC that LED strip lights run on. Wall outlets in the US supply 120V...
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