Collection: RGB and RGBW LED Controllers

An RGB controller adjusts the red, green, and blue channels of a compatible LED strip to create different colors. The colors and effects available depend on the strip and controller.

RGB controllers work with strips that have red, green, and blue channels. RGBW controllers also support a separate white channel, when paired with a compatible RGBW strip.

Match the controller to the strip’s type and operating voltage, and check that its capacity suits the strip and power supply. Confirm the product specifications before connecting components.

Connections vary by controller and strip. Follow the product’s wiring diagram and manufacturer instructions, and make sure the strip and controller are compatible.

Many RGB controllers adjust channel brightness, but available dimming features depend on the model. Check the controller’s specifications for supported controls and effects.

Use a power supply that matches the strip’s voltage and power requirements. The controller must also be rated for the connected strip’s load.

An RGB strip mixes red, green, and blue light, so it does not provide a dedicated tunable-white channel. RGBW adds a white channel, while adjustable white color temperature requires compatible tunable-white equipment.

Some controllers support multiple zones, while others control a single output or group. Check the model’s specifications to confirm its zone features.

Suitability depends on the protection rating and installation requirements of both the controller and the strip. Check the product ratings and instructions for the intended location.

Only models designed with app or smart-home features support those controls. Check the product details for supported control methods and compatibility.