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RF LED CONTROL Systems
RF (Radio Frequency) remote control is a wireless control protocol that communicates using radio waves. RF controllers will work at a maximum distance of 20 metres making them ideal for a wide range of projects. With a simplistic and wireless setup RF is often a first choice for many lighting projects.
An LED receiver is able to dim and colour change lighting by converting radio signals transmitted by a controller. A receiver controls lighting by adjusting the PWM frequency of each channel based on the RF signal received. As a company we keep stock of RF LED control products for both single colour and RGB LED Strip
As the protocol uses radio waves it does not need line of sight for separate controllers to communicate. This is useful when the power supply and controller need to be hidden out of sight for a clean installation.
With a range of wall panels, handsets and receivers in stock we have controllers to suit each and every install. Shop our selection today and find the right controller for your professional lighting project.
Using RF LED control at home
When installing LED strip lighting and similar low voltage products different control protocols can be used, each suited to different projects.
LED lighting can be controlled using a number of different control protocols each one suited to different installations. Large scale projects often use hardwired protocols like DMX and DALI to centralise control through a system.
Due to their simplicity wireless protocols are used frequently in residential installations. With an operating of up to 20 metres, RF LED control is perfect for home lighting control. Unlike hardwired systems, RF doesn’t need a connection between controllers and instead uses radio waves to communicate.
The system can be easily set up by simply pairing the remote or wall panel to the LED receiver. When using zonal controllers these receivers can be programmed both together and separately for flexible control.
As RF works without a line of sight, receivers can be hidden away to make for a clean and tidy install. RF is compatible with both single colour and colour changing products including CT, RGB and RGBW LEDs. RF is a cost effective and easy to use protocol and is often a first choice for residential lighting control.
