ALITOVE WS2811 Addressable LED Pixel Light 50pcs 5V 12MM Digital Dream Color Diffused RGB LED Pixels Module Round Black Wire IP68 Waterproof

Set up with WLED on a NodeMCU and everything worked perfectly.

C’est réellement un produit bas de gamme, de tout point de vue. Bon uniquement pour être allumé et éteint, inutile si on veut en faire un peu plus

...sondern weil ich es einfach für meine Zwecke nicht verwenden kann. Die Ware selbst ist super gut verarbeitet, die Lieferung kam schnell aber leider konnte ich nichts damit anfangen. Ich hatte gedacht, dass die ganzen LEDs einzeln sind und ich zusammenstecken kann aber das ist hier nicht möglich - man kann verlängern aber ohne zerschneiden nicht einzeln nutzbar und ich habe für den ganzen Strang einfach keine Verwendung. Daher die Rücksendung und nicht weil es schlecht ist - wer ne lange und gute Lichterkette haben will, der ist hier gut bedient.

perfect

Works ok

I have a 5 meter Alitove RGB strip that my wife commandeered for our last holiday party to light up our outdoor bar. It wasn’t the best for the task because the strip is flat and doesn’t turn corners well. I bought one of these to check out and will be buying more. I’m using one of Alitove’s $11 RF controllers to drive the strip because I don’t really care about programming a micro controller with a bunch of patterns and their controller has a lot of variations - plus our guests found them really cool and trippy, so that’s always a plus. While testing the new strand in my lab I did note that the 5-Volt strand peaked at 2.77 Amps with all LEDS set to white and full brightness. As someone else mentioned you will need at least 3 Amps per strand to supply them. My lab supply is variable so I got to see that the strands stay reasonably bright down to about 3 volts, and either the LEDs or my controller stops changing the LEDS at about 2.33 Volts. Current draw with all LEDs set to white and full brightness at 3.3 Volts was 900 milliAmps. At 5 Volts I found the lights to be almost uncomfortably bright but this was sitting within 3 feet of them. Plenty bright for my taste. The power wire is I think a Metric gauge that is somewhere between 24 and 26 AWG. At least, that’s the way it fits in my Klein strippers. While some may complain about this, especially when wanting to run more than one strand, it is the cost of having a smaller wire bundle with a good deal of flexibility. The last point, and what almost cost them a star, is that like others my Red and Green channels are swapped. Not a big deal for my application but it will keep me from mixing and matching with other strips and panels.