








This video shows only one example using an analog LED RGBW strip. Many other types of LED strips are supported!
Technical Specifications
- ESP32-based microcontroller
- Dual-Core 32-bit CPU
- Wi-Fi 2.4Ghz 802.11N and Bluetooth
- Large user base and community support
- Micro-USB port for programming
- 4 analog channels for using any combination of Red, Green, Blue and White LEDs
- Pulse Width Modulation dimming on all analog channels
- Power MOSFET drivers ensure longevity
- 20 Amp total board capability allows up to 240W @ 12V or 480W @ 24V
- 5 Amp single channel capability allows 60W @ 12V or 120W @ 24V per channel
- Four 5V buffered digital outputs
- Configured to directly control the data line of individually addressable LED strips
- Can also be configured to control external “5V signal level” devices such as relays, switches, etc
- Numerous General Purpose Input/Output (GPIO) pins are exposed for easy expansion
- Capacitive touch-capable pin for external sensing – can be used as a physical on/off switch
- Current (Power) Monitor
- Onboard current monitor measures and reports LED power consumption in real time
- Compatible with several advanced LED control software systems
- WLED and NightDriver are both free LED control packages
- Native integration with Home Assistant using ESP32Home software
- Power Supply Requirements
- DC supply voltage must match LED strip voltage at either 5, 12 or 24V DC
- DC current capability must meet/exceed LED strip requirements
- Easily Installable options
- Compact footprint
- Case mountable
- 65 mm wide x 84 mm long (2.56” x 3.31”)
Note: These specs are based on a thoroughly tested prototype. All specs are subject to change.
