The most basic colour changing LED tape installation can be done by using the a plug in power supply and IR (infra-red) controller. The IR control box has a DC input that allows the power supply to be plugged into, just like a lap top. The RGB tape has 4 pins that plug into the control box. Downlights – also known as recessed lights – are the most discreet and versatile lighting options for the home. Fitting flush into the ceiling, downlights are convenient and space-saving while offering the same ambient or task lighting available with pendant lights. Our range of RF receivers are also compatible with the RGBW and RGBWW LED strips with have 5 wires. They allow you to control each colour individually or mix any of them together. Our standard RF remote control has 8 zones. We also have wall controllers that can be used on the same system as the remote control. With LED chips that are 2.8mm by 3.5mm in size. Although the physical size is smaller than SMD5050, these newer LED chip types are technologically more advanced. Great Choice of Colours Each run requires an LED driver to provide the 12V or 24V voltage. The receivers can be set up as masters or slaves. Slaves allow you to combine multiple receivers so you can set them as a single zone.

Scottish Islands:HS1-9, IV40-51, IV55-56, KA27-28, KW15-17, PA20, PA30, PA32-34, PA41-49, PA60-78, PH42-44, ZE1-3

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Full information on how the AOne, connect.control bluetooth products work can be viewed by watching the video attached. All the installation guides and specification sheets are attached and associated products can be viewed. If you’d rather keep the light fittings you already have, consider buying smart bulbs to make your lights part of your smart home. This allows your most cherished pieces to be incorporated into the system with functions you could only have dreamed of a few years ago. RGBW (Red, Green, Blue & white) Colour changing and a dedicated white 4000K LED tape. This is essentially 2 LED tapes in one that gives you the best of both.

RGB (Red, Green & Blue) colour changing controls can be used with various types of LED lighting products including LED tape. With single zone or multiple zone versions available, you can easily unleash the full power of the colour spectrum at the touch of a button. Expert lighting advice available at Downlights Direct. Smart Bulbs - Brands like Crompton Lamps have smart LED bulbs that don't require a Wi-Fi hub. This provides a considerably cost effective solution. ii) RGB remote control - Once all installed, this remote is what you use to control your different lighting setups, such as the colour temperature or RGB colour. Centorio colour temperature adjustable (CCT) LED downlight with an adjustable temperature range of 3000K, 4000K to 5000K. CCT downlights give you the ability to change the colour temperature from warm white to cool white by using a handheld remote control or with an ordinary light switch. This post will provide you with a step-by-step guide on how you can control your home lighting through either a remote or perhaps your smartphone/tablet. Not only can you control the various white light colour temperatures to provide your spaces with a different feel and look, you will also be able to control any type of RGB output thanks to the cutting edge setup of this LED lamp. Please watch the video below for a visual guide on this blog post:

LED Downlights and Recessed LED Spotlights

Before the invention of TRIAC dimmable LED drivers that dim using an ordinary LED compatible dimmer switch, dimming LED tape had to be done using either a remote control or analogue 0-10V dimming. These options weren’t ideal as most people already had wall plates ready to accommodate a traditional dimmer switch.