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Bluetooth controller with 24-key IR remote for LED strip

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Ruth's sister 24 Key IR Bluetooth Controller internal power cable

SKU CH-92G0-2645Q

Connects 5050 LED strips to a 24-key IR and Bluetooth controller with music sync

  • Bluetooth control via 24-key IR remote
  • Powers 5-24V 5050 LED strips for parties
  • Music microphone syncs lights to sound
  • Smart device compatibility for easy setup

Bluetooth LED Controller with 24-Key Remote

This controller kit includes a Bluetooth module and a 24-key infrared remote for managing 5050 LED strips. It operates on a 5-24V input range and features a built-in microphone for music-reactive lighting modes. The package is designed for decorative backlighting in entertainment spaces.

Ideal for Party and Ambient Lighting Projects

Buyers wanting a simple wireless way to drive 5050 strips with sound activation will find this kit suitable. It is not for installers who need addressable pixel control, DMX integration, or higher voltage support beyond the stated range.

Highlights

  • Bluetooth control via 24-key IR remote
  • Powers 5-24V 5050 LED strips for parties
  • Music microphone syncs lights to sound
  • Smart device compatibility for easy setup

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What LED strip type does the controller require for the 24-key IR remote to function?

The controller is designed for 5050 LED strips operating between 5 V and 24 V, so you must already have a compatible strip and a matching power supply in that voltage range.

Will the controller work with an existing 5050 strip that uses a different connector pin-out?

The unit expects the standard 5050 four-pin layout; if your current strip uses the same pin-out it will connect directly, otherwise an adapter cable is needed.

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