Plug n Play WLED Controller: 5v, 12v, 24v Compatible! Full Walkthrough.

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WLED Settings for 24v Cob RGBW: SK6812. Color Order: BRG. Swap: W & G.

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WLED Settings for 24v Cob RGBW: SK6812. Color Order: BRG. Swap: W & G.






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The best way to help support my channel is to like, comment, make sure your subscribed and share my videos with as many people as you can. The other way is to use my links above as I get a small % at no extra cost to you if you buy something. Thank you all for the support!

[alexgrahams]

I am not electrically inclined but after 8 hours of research and piecing products together I think I have my solution (I hope it all works)...wouldn't have been possible at all without these videos. Thanks Chris!

[tensiondriven]

Your writing is exceptional, @chris - I expected a basic walkthrough, but you included tons of important details, along with some of the reasons/context about them. Really exceptional writing!

[kbcow]

Wow thanks Chris, love learning about esp32 and WLED with your videos

[iggy_ing]

Do not auto update the firmware currently. It will disable the microphone settings and you have to flash it manually to the audio reactive version.

[trvswst]

Thank you so much! I was intimidated to dive into ESP32 and WLED, but your clear instructions and product pairing made it feel accessible. I just set up my first set of lights, and I couldn't be happier.

[elliottszarowski]

Hey I have been wanting to redesign my room for a long while now and was stumbling upon this channel with your room setup. I also hated my old “dumb” rgb strips that were around 10 bucks on Amazon and wanted a better solution. I have already spent Sever hours watching videos on your channel with everything I could possibly need to know to get started with WLED and making my own projects, but I will definitely be copying your amazing table when I saw the end result I gasped. Well done your videos have been amazing giving me confidence to actually start this and not use a cheep option that looks way less good.

[uapyro]

Wow this is nuts! I'm really glad this stuff is affordable now

[PixelPainta]

Bro thank you !!
So simple I'm picking up a couple for my projects .

[GhostofTatooine]

love this controller as it supports the full range of voltages, it is now in my basket. It, or something that looks similar but a different name, is available in the uk.

[ADD.min.Trades]

This is what I was looking for! I have had so many headaches with the quinled stuff as time has passed.

[victorvek]

Would you say the SK6812 are you favorite LED strip at the moment? You do so much, and talk so fast through everything, that I can never tell what your “go-to” stuff is at the moment!

[tobiasfunke]

Thanks so much for your videos, they've been very helpful on my journey to set up some cool LEDs in my kid's bedrooms.

Have you looked at or tried the dig2go? I would love a review from you or some insight on your channel, it looks like a great all-in-one and easy way to get some lights set up.

[papproductions]

Chris, your videos are the best! So helpful! Will you create a tutorial regarding WS 2812 LED panels?

[GRJOHN]

Great video Chris! I have two questions. 1) Does this ESP WLED controller offer the same results like the original ESP? Which one do you prefer an why? 2) You connect the SK6812 strip with black AC power supply but on your desk you use a 60A power supply. When can i use the one or the other? Whats the difference? Thank you for your time. God bless you

[abrarchowdhury]

Hey Chris do you think you could make a video about custom led puck lights and using wled to control them?

[Krakenled]

Hey Chris, this controller only has a esp8266 processor. Get an athom with the esp32 as is a superior controller

[AIWriteBlog]

Please make videos with generic esp8266 board and 4 pin led strip ... where there are two data wires along with vin & ground.

[KodaTora]

at approx 3:00 you mentioned keeping the amps to 4 because thats the limit of the jst connectors. would it be possible to go the full 8-10 amps if you just cut the jst connector off and put the wires from the strip directly into the controller?

[angeljaimes]

I wish they can make one of this controllers Apple HomeKit compatible, so I can integrate it to my eco system and have some cool automation wit all my others lights I know Apple HomeKit has a lot of limitations but for example all the lights at my front yard at night are set to stay at very low brightness very very nice amber colors but when motion is detected all lights change to bright almost day light and look amazing and when the sensor stops detecting motion all my lights return to the low brightness… awesome video thanks for sharing