WLED Controller RGBW/2,5m Premium Starterkit 5V/SK6812 (Wi-Fi)

To make it as easy as possible to enter the world of neopixels/digital strips, we have put together a high-quality starter kit.

5V version: With 2.5m SK6812 RGBW 5V Pixel Strip and Fused Capacitor Baord with matching fuse.

Currently only a small batch of the 2.5m/RGBW/5V version in stock.
Alternatively available as 5m RGB version with 12V:
WLAN Pixel Controller RGB/5m Premium Starter Kit 12V/WS2815 (WLED).

The heart of the kit is of course our already established WLED Pixel Controller (Wi-FI), which enables the control of the LEDs. The set also includes a 2.5 metre SK6812 IP30 RGBWW quality strip with 60 pixels per metre, ready to plug into the controller, and a 30W plug-in power supply (6A/5V).

The controller is completely configured for the supplied strip and only needs to be integrated into the existing WLAN to be controlled via web interface, smartphone app or the interfaces provided by WLED.

The package includes an original MeanWell power supply and RGBWW SK6812 strips from BTF-Lighting. Power is supplied via the new Fused Power Capacitor, through which the LEDs are fused and which contains the recommended feed capacitor.
A high quality standard in the composition of the components was also very important to us for this set in order to achieve a professional result. We have specially designed a 3D-printed coil for shipping the strip.

Optionally, we offer JST SM extensions to mount the strip slightly away from the controller. The maximum length of the data line between controller and strip is 2m. For longer distances we recommend our Pixel Range Extender.

Important: The Strip has a maximum power of 45W (18W/m) at 2.5m. The power supply delivers 30W total power, which is more than sufficient for most effects. Full power is only needed at full brightness and simultaneous use of all colour channels (RGBW). This power is limited to 30W (6000mA) by the configuration in WLED. This safety preset must always be maintained when operating with the supplied power supply to prevent overloading the power supply.

For more information on power consumption and basic functionality, see the blog article: https://allgeek.de/2021/03/25/wled-wlan-pixel-controller/ (German)