Ruth's sister
Ruth's sister 10-Key RF RGB LED Dimming Remote Control internal power cable
Wireless 433 MHz remote dims compatible RGB strips with 20 static colours, 19 dynamic modes and ten speed levels
- Compact 10-key RF remote controls RGB strips wirelessly
- PWM dimming gives smooth 5-level brightness and 20 static colours
- 19 dynamic modes with 10-speed adjustment suit any mood
- Wide 12-24 V input fits most LED installations
- Tiny 43×12×5 mm controller hides inside tight spaces
Compact RGB LED controller
The Ruth's sister 10-Key RF RGB LED dimming remote control manages 5050, 3528, 5730, 5630 and 3014 LED strips through a 433 MHz wireless signal. It uses PWM technology to deliver three-channel output across a 12 V to 24 V supply range. The controller measures 43 by 12 by 5 mm and includes a 115 mm DC lead.
Installers needing simple wireless dimming
This unit suits anyone who wants ten-key handheld control over static colours, brightness levels and nineteen dynamic modes without wiring a wall switch. It is not for installations that require DMX, DALI or smart-home bus integration, nor for strips that draw more current than the three-channel output allows.
Three-channel 12–24 V output
The decisive specification is the three-channel output rated for a 12 V to 24 V supply, which determines whether your LED strips can be driven directly. Verify the strip voltage and total current draw against this range before purchase.
Highlights
- Compact 10-key RF remote controls RGB strips wirelessly
- PWM dimming gives smooth 5-level brightness and 20 static colours
- 19 dynamic modes with 10-speed adjustment suit any mood
- Wide 12-24 V input fits most LED installations
- Tiny 43×12×5 mm controller hides inside tight spaces
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which LED strip types does this 10-key RF controller support?
The controller is designed for 5050, 3528, 5730, 5630, and 3014 RGB strips.
What does the 433 MHz wireless signal control in my system?
It sends PWM dimming commands to the receiver up to 20 static colours, 19 dynamic modes, and 10 speed levels.
What voltage range does the 12 V–24 V input actually allow?
The unit accepts 12 V to 24 V DC wide-voltage input and delivers three-channel output for compatible strips.
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