Dimmers, Controllers & Sensors for LED Strip

The Best LED Sensors, Controllers and Dimmers for Sale

We offer a wide range of LED dimmers, controllers and sensors for sale at competitive prices in the USA. Don't hesitate to get in touch with our team should you need any assistance.

Controlling LED strip lights

Looking to control your LED lights in a variety of ways? These devices can change the brightness, color temperature, and colors of your LED strips all with the help of LED dimmer plug-in receivers and Bluetooth or WiFi smart controllers. The purpose of LED controllers and dimmers is:

1. For RGB LED strips, mix the three basic colors – red, green, and blue – to generate any specific color using a LED strip light with remote control or smartphone app.
2. Through wired or remote control, LED control systems will help you set up color scenes, time functionality, home lighting automation, and more.
3. Daylight switches will allow you to automate outdoor lighting fixtures by incorporating a light-sensitive element that identifies the ambient light levels. A switch then activates when the daylight reaches the pre-set level.

How to install LED controllers

1. Verify that the LED controller and LED driver (power supply) are compatible with the LED strips that you intend to use.
2. Connect your LED strips to the corresponding channels of the LED controller. You can check the wiring diagram for a simple visual representation of the physical connections for more complex installations.
3. Matching polarities, attach the LED controller receiver to the LED driver.
4. Verify that all connections are secure before plugging the LED driver into the outlet.
5. Sync your LED strip controller app with your LED strip dimmer receiver.

Enjoy your smart lighting system! We are always available to address any inquiries or assist you in the unlikely event that you have installation issues.

Pros & Cons of using LED strip controllers

• LED controllers give you more flexibility when it comes to lighting design. Our easy-to-install dimmable LED switches will allow you to set up a bright light when studying and dim them at night for dinner.
• Energy saving - Dimming the lights when you don't need full brightness can help save energy by allowing your LED lights to operate with lower power outputs and, therefore, save money on your energy bills.
• Given the variety of dimmers for LED lights available, selecting an LED dimmer for your home or office can be overwhelming. For guidance on product compatibility, we advise getting in touch with our lighting specialists.
• Turn any LED light into a smart WiFi LED strip system - By pairing an LED strip light with a 24V or 12V LED dimmer switch system, you can create an affordable automated home experience.

Why choose us for LED controllers and dimmers for sale?

• We represent some of the top LED strip light controller and dimmer manufacturers.
• Many of the LED controllers for sale in our webstore are fully made in Europe to high-quality standards and are normally stocked and supplied from the USA.
• We can pre-install a plug-in LED dimmer kit before shipping. Contact us for more information.
• Our sales staff are experienced and can provide ideas for your custom LED projects.
• We stock these LED light controllers at our warehouse in Knoxville, Tennessee, and can ship the same day to all parts of the USA.

We are committed to offering a large selection of LED controllers and selling only the highest quality brands. These are our key brands:

• Casambi Bluetooth controllers: One of the best smart dimmer switches for LED lights, based on Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), the only low-power wireless technology found in all current smartphones and tablets, making it the only global low-power radio standard that is both widely used and future-proof.
• BleBox Wifi controllers: BleBox is a home automation solution created by a team of inventors and engineers. BleBox products are completely designed and produced in Europe. Their products also include daylight, occupancy, and proximity sensors.
• Nicolaudie DMX controllers: These controllers use the industry standard DMX protocol for lighting technology which the majority of projector and lighting control table manufacturers support as a means of communication between the controller and the equipment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the best dimmer switch for LED lights?

A: LED dimmer switches come in many shapes and styles, but they all accomplish the same goal - turning lights on and off, dimming them, and setting up home automation. We suggest our clients use the switch that better fits their needs. For smart home light control, the Casambi 4-Channel Bluetooth Mesh LED Controller is a great option, or if simplicity is what you're after, the Battery-free Wall Switch dimmer should be your go-to option.

Q: Can I install LED dimmers and controllers outdoors?

A: Many of the LED controllers we carry are weatherproof and can be installed outdoors. Indoor-rated light controllers need to be placed inside a weatherproof 3R NEMA case if installed outdoors. Verify the environmental ratings in the product description.

Q: Can I connect multiple runs of LED strips to a single LED dimmer?

A: Yes, you can connect as many runs of LED strips as the dimmer can handle. Make sure you check the amperage capacity of your controller to avoid overloading it.

Q: Can I only dim single-color LED strips?

A: No, color-changing RGB, RGBW, and LED modules can also be dimmed using any of our LED controllers.

Q: Do LEDs need a special dimmer?

A: An LED light cannot be dimmed using a standard dimmer switch because it can never be dimmed completely or very well. To function properly and dim correctly, LED lights require a dedicated electronic dimmer switch.

Q: What is the difference between a LED dimmer and a standard dimmer?

A: The wattage range in trailing edge dimmers is much more compatible than other options because LEDs are made to use much less power than their incandescent counterparts. As a result, users will benefit from their dimmable lights for a longer period.

The majority of dimmers on the market today will be labeled as working with LED, CFL, and incandescent bulbs. Still, it's always advised to look at the product description to verify compatibility.