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Planning an RGBW LED Strip Setup with Wall Controller? Here’s What You’ll Need
If you're considering installing RGBW LED strips with a sleek wall-mounted control panel, here's a simple breakdown of what’s typically required for a professional and reliable setup.
✅ 1. Wall Controller with Built-In LED Control
Look for a wall panel that has a built-in RGBW controller. These panels connect directly to your LED strip — no need for a separate receiver. Once powered with a 24V driver, they handle dimming, brightness, and colour control directly from the panel.
Examples:
Tip: Check the product page’s Attachments tab for the PDF manual and wiring details.
Optional Remote Control Example:
✅ 2. Choosing Your RGBW LED Strip
You’ll typically choose between:
COB RGBW (Premium, dot-free finish):
SMD RGBW (Efficient, ideal for hidden use):
Choose RGBW strips with 6000K cool white if you want a daylight effect.
✅ 3. 24V Non-Dimmable LED Driver
Even though the wall panel handles dimming, it still needs a non-dimmable constant voltage driver to supply 24V power.
Recommended Driver:
Suitable for powering up to 5 metres of RGBW LED strip.
✅ 4. Accessories for a Clean and Safe Install
To avoid bulky junction boxes and keep the installation tidy, most professionals use IP68-rated cable connector boxes.
Recommended Accessory:
Use two units per setup — one for the input (230V) and one for the output (24V).
⚠️ Installation Notes & Safety Guidance
All components must be installed by a qualified electrician or installer.
Your installer must:
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Calculate voltage drop and cable cross-sections
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Ensure load and power matching
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Follow IEE regulations for safety and compliance
Hi-Line Lighting supplies components only. We do not offer installation consultancy and cannot take responsibility for issues caused by incorrect installation. Improper setup may result in overheating, failure, or safety risks.
Installer Resource:
? LED Strip Installation Tips PDF