KEHIPI
KEHIPI 44 Key IR Remote Controller RGB LED Strip 20 Colors 6A Max 10-500cm
Controls RGB LED strips up to 500 cm with 44-key IR remote offering 20 colours, 8 patterns and 6 DIY presets
- 20 colour choices for custom ambience
- 44-key IR remote controls strips up to 500 cm away
- 8 lighting patterns including flash, fade and jump modes
- Six DIY keys store your favourite colour settings
- Compatible with SMD 5050, 3528 and 2835 RGB strips
What it is
The KEHIPI 44-key IR remote controller manages RGB LED strips using 20 preset colours and eight lighting patterns. It connects to 4-pin SMD 5050, 3528 or 2835 strips and draws a maximum of 6 A from a 12 V DC supply. The handset operates up to 30 feet when aimed directly at the receiver.
Who it suits
Buyers replacing a lost or damaged remote for standard 4-pin RGB strips will find the 44 keys and six DIY memory slots convenient. Installers needing control over runs between 10 cm and 500 cm can adjust brightness, speed and colour sequences from the handset. It is not for RGBW strips that use 5-pin connectors, nor for projects that require app or voice control.
Capacity and headroom
The unit handles strips up to 500 cm in length at the rated 6 A limit, covering typical accent and under-cabinet runs. Longer installations or higher-density strips that exceed the current ceiling will need a separate amplifier or a higher-rated controller. The IR link works reliably within its 30-foot line-of-sight range; obstacles or bright ambient light reduce effective distance.
Highlights
- 20 colour choices for custom ambience
- 44-key IR remote controls strips up to 500 cm away
- 8 lighting patterns including flash, fade and jump modes
- Six DIY keys store your favourite colour settings
- Compatible with SMD 5050, 3528 and 2835 RGB strips
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What type of LED strip connector does this 44-key IR controller require to work?
It works with RGB strips that use a 4-pin connector, such as SMD 5050, 3528 or 2835 types, but not with 5-pin RGBW strips.
If I keep my existing 12 V power supply, will this controller handle the current safely?
The controller accepts 12 V DC input and is rated for a maximum output of 6 A, so it will operate safely with any 12 V supply that does not exceed that load.
How can I verify the remote is communicating correctly with the controller after setup?
Point the remote at the controller within about 30 feet; the strip should respond to on/off, colour and pattern buttons, and you can re-sync by pressing the FADE7 button if colours are mismatched.
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