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RGB LED Strip Light Controller with Wireless IR Remote 12V Dimmer for 5050 3528 Lights
RGB LED Strip Light Controller with Wireless IR Remote 12V Dimmer for 5050 3528 Lights
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RGB LED Strip Light Controller — Wireless IR Remote, 12V Dimmer, 5050 & 3528 Compatible
This RGB LED strip controller with wireless infrared (IR) remote provides full color, brightness, and mode control for 12V RGB LED strips (5050 and 3528 types). The included IR remote controls 16 or more colors, brightness dimming, speed adjustment for dynamic modes (flash, strobe, fade, smooth), and on/off switching. Compatible with all standard 12V 4-pin RGB LED strips, it is the simplest way to add dynamic lighting control to home, commercial, and DIY lighting installations.
Key Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Input Voltage | 12V DC |
| Output Channels | 3 (R, G, B) |
| Max Output Current | 6A total (2A per channel) |
| Max LED Strip Power | 72W (12V × 6A) |
| Control Method | Wireless IR remote (included) |
| Remote Range | ~5–10 meters (line of sight) |
| Compatible Strips | 12V RGB 5050, 3528, 2835 (4-pin: R, G, B, +12V) |
| Connector | 4-pin RGB strip connector |
RGB Controller Types Comparison
| Type | Control Method | Features | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| IR Remote (this listing) | Infrared remote | Simple, included remote, no app needed | Home lighting, simple installations |
| RF Remote | Radio frequency remote | Works through walls, longer range | Installations without line-of-sight |
| WiFi Controller | Smartphone app / voice | Alexa/Google Home, schedules, scenes | Smart home integration |
| Bluetooth Controller | Smartphone app | No hub needed, local control | Single-room smart lighting |
Why Choose This RGB IR Controller?
- Plug-and-play — connect 12V power and RGB strip, control immediately with included remote
- 72W capacity — controls up to 5–6 meters of 5050 RGB strip (12W/m) from one controller
- 16+ colors + dynamic modes — flash, strobe, fade, smooth, and custom color mixing
- Universal 4-pin compatibility — works with all standard 12V RGB strips (5050, 3528, 2835)
- No app or hub required — standalone IR control, works without internet or smartphone
Compatible With
- LED strips: 12V RGB 5050 (60 LED/m, 14.4W/m), 3528 (60 LED/m, 4.8W/m), 2835 RGB strips
- Power supply: 12V DC adapter or switching power supply (rated for strip wattage + 20% margin)
- NOT compatible with: RGBW strips (4-color), addressable strips (WS2812B, SK6812), 24V strips
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do I calculate the power supply size for my RGB strip?
A: Multiply strip wattage per meter by total length, then add 20% margin. Example: 5050 RGB strip at 14.4W/m, 5 meters: 5 × 14.4 = 72W. Add 20%: 72 × 1.2 = 86.4W. Use a 12V/8A (96W) power supply. This controller handles up to 72W (6A at 12V), so it matches a 5-meter 5050 strip at full brightness.
Q: My IR remote stopped working — what should I check?
A: (1) Replace remote battery (CR2025 or CR2032, check remote back). (2) Ensure line-of-sight between remote and controller IR receiver (no obstacles). (3) Check for IR interference from sunlight or fluorescent lights — move controller away from direct light. (4) Test remote with a smartphone camera — point remote at camera and press button; you should see the IR LED flash on screen.
Q: Can I control this RGB controller with Arduino instead of the IR remote?
A: Yes — the controller’s R, G, B output channels are PWM-controlled. You can bypass the controller and connect Arduino PWM pins directly to the RGB strip via N-channel MOSFETs (IRLZ44N or similar) for full Arduino color control. Alternatively, use an IR LED connected to Arduino to send IR codes to the controller.
Package Contents
- 1× RGB LED Strip Controller (12V)
- 1× Wireless IR Remote Control
- ★Product Description
- ★About us
- ★Custom cable
RGB LED Strip Light Controller — Wireless IR Remote, 12V Dimmer, 5050 & 3528 Compatible
This RGB LED strip controller with wireless infrared (IR) remote provides full color, brightness, and mode control for 12V RGB LED strips (5050 and 3528 types). The included IR remote controls 16 or more colors, brightness dimming, speed adjustment for dynamic modes (flash, strobe, fade, smooth), and on/off switching. Compatible with all standard 12V 4-pin RGB LED strips, it is the simplest way to add dynamic lighting control to home, commercial, and DIY lighting installations.
Key Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Input Voltage | 12V DC |
| Output Channels | 3 (R, G, B) |
| Max Output Current | 6A total (2A per channel) |
| Max LED Strip Power | 72W (12V × 6A) |
| Control Method | Wireless IR remote (included) |
| Remote Range | ~5–10 meters (line of sight) |
| Compatible Strips | 12V RGB 5050, 3528, 2835 (4-pin: R, G, B, +12V) |
| Connector | 4-pin RGB strip connector |
RGB Controller Types Comparison
| Type | Control Method | Features | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| IR Remote (this listing) | Infrared remote | Simple, included remote, no app needed | Home lighting, simple installations |
| RF Remote | Radio frequency remote | Works through walls, longer range | Installations without line-of-sight |
| WiFi Controller | Smartphone app / voice | Alexa/Google Home, schedules, scenes | Smart home integration |
| Bluetooth Controller | Smartphone app | No hub needed, local control | Single-room smart lighting |
Why Choose This RGB IR Controller?
- Plug-and-play — connect 12V power and RGB strip, control immediately with included remote
- 72W capacity — controls up to 5–6 meters of 5050 RGB strip (12W/m) from one controller
- 16+ colors + dynamic modes — flash, strobe, fade, smooth, and custom color mixing
- Universal 4-pin compatibility — works with all standard 12V RGB strips (5050, 3528, 2835)
- No app or hub required — standalone IR control, works without internet or smartphone
Compatible With
- LED strips: 12V RGB 5050 (60 LED/m, 14.4W/m), 3528 (60 LED/m, 4.8W/m), 2835 RGB strips
- Power supply: 12V DC adapter or switching power supply (rated for strip wattage + 20% margin)
- NOT compatible with: RGBW strips (4-color), addressable strips (WS2812B, SK6812), 24V strips
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do I calculate the power supply size for my RGB strip?
A: Multiply strip wattage per meter by total length, then add 20% margin. Example: 5050 RGB strip at 14.4W/m, 5 meters: 5 × 14.4 = 72W. Add 20%: 72 × 1.2 = 86.4W. Use a 12V/8A (96W) power supply. This controller handles up to 72W (6A at 12V), so it matches a 5-meter 5050 strip at full brightness.
Q: My IR remote stopped working — what should I check?
A: (1) Replace remote battery (CR2025 or CR2032, check remote back). (2) Ensure line-of-sight between remote and controller IR receiver (no obstacles). (3) Check for IR interference from sunlight or fluorescent lights — move controller away from direct light. (4) Test remote with a smartphone camera — point remote at camera and press button; you should see the IR LED flash on screen.
Q: Can I control this RGB controller with Arduino instead of the IR remote?
A: Yes — the controller’s R, G, B output channels are PWM-controlled. You can bypass the controller and connect Arduino PWM pins directly to the RGB strip via N-channel MOSFETs (IRLZ44N or similar) for full Arduino color control. Alternatively, use an IR LED connected to Arduino to send IR codes to the controller.
Package Contents
- 1× RGB LED Strip Controller (12V)
- 1× Wireless IR Remote Control
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