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If you want to be able to control the strip light with a remote, then yes, it still needs to be wired to a controller/receiver. If you are not going to use a remote, you can certainly wire your strips directly to your power supply as an alternative.

Hello! If you exceed the power supply’s allotted capacity, a voltage drop will occur. For example, if you're using our 36-watt single-color light sheets with a 300-watt power supply, here’s how to calculate how many sheets it can support. Since the 300-watt power supply has a load rating of 240 watts at 80%, divide 240 by 36 to find the number of light sheets it can power-approximately 6.66 sheets per power supply.

Hello! Unfortunately, you can not. You can only use one controller in a DMX System.

If you're using a strip light that was made by someone other than aspectLED, they should still work with our controllers and power supplies as long as the voltage matches your power supply's voltage.

Hi! The preferred way to do it would be to split them and have 2 strips on each lead, but you can certainly use just one output lead from the power supply to power all of them as well if that's easier for you.

Hi! Any strip lights that are connected to any of the outputs of the same controller will all be controlled through the same zone. If you want to have individual control over your strips, they will need to be wired to their own controller, and then you would pair each controller to its own separate zone.

You can use wifi on your phone or tablet to download the app to your device, but the controller doesn't use or require any kind of internet connection, only Bluetooth.

@@aspectLEDlighting is there a way to connect through wifi to see if you've left your lights on if you were away on holiday??

Anyone know the range of the Bluetooth?

@@hmcin1 The Bluetooth range for the Casambi Controller is between 50 to 150 feet, depending on the level of obstructions in the sight of the controller.

It seems you might be in the wrong zone. Try selecting a different zone button, and you should be able to start changing the colors.

@@aspectLEDlighting Thank you I realized that last night, we accidently hit a different zone and we just have 1. Thanks!

Hi there, thank you for your comment. We don't have experience with color-changing puck lights, as the ones we sell are single color. Unfortunately, we don't have a troubleshooting solution for you in this case.

We recommend turning on your LED puck lights and testing their placement on different areas of the shelves before final installation. The best position is typically in the center of the shelves.

@@aspectLEDlighting thank you very much for the reply, I was thinking something like that but I'm NGL, I wasn't very confident in my thought process. It's nice to see I wasn't wrong.

Hey buddy I'm trying to do the same thing but I'm having a hard time finding or buying extra cable for my pucks. Since they came with such a short cable. Would you be able to let me know where did you buy the extra cable please.

@@LopezMario-bh8ns hey man, ok so I'm gonna try to explain on here but it was a bit of a lengthy process. I started off with buying 3x packs of these basic puck lights that had been returned to Amazon for 10 bucks per pack (it comes with 4 puck lights and a ridiculously long wire harness. I spliced the wiring harnesses together and lined the connectors up with each shelf so the light's wires came out the back and had the exact length that was needed to reach the connectors and have no extra. I did this by grabbing a small roll of 22 gauge pure copper wire (12 bucks on Amazon) and then spliced/soldered in the needed length, ensuring I had just enough length to run to the back of the shelf as mentioned above. I added approx 8 inches to each light. To install the lights, I made a little template that lined up exactly where I wanted my lights to go and marked the spots to secure the puck lights and then used a compact router + a .25" bit and set the plunge depth to just under. 25", going from the back of the shelf, all the way to approx ⅓" beyond the puck lights. Then using ca glue, I tacked the wires in place and filled in the routed out channel with pure white silicone until it was flush with the surface. This makes everything look so much cleaner cause you can't see any of the wiring. As for controlling the lights, I got a single color smart controller from BTF-Lighting on Amazon (23 bucks) and then used a 12v 3A power supply to power it. I could've stopped there but I didn't. I went on to add adjustable feet to the shelf so I can level it out on the carpet and then I ordered 8x IKEA Kallax glass shelves+glass doors. This makes each cubby of the shelf have a backing so you cannot see the wires whatsoeve unless you have the shelf pulled out. The shelves+doors are inserts, they cost $20 USD each and are well worth the investment. Every person that's seen my protect has been blown away at how professional it looks, and I have to agree with them. I wish I could provide a link to my shelf but TH-cam blocks links in the comments.

@WrappedInPlasticine than you, thank you for taking the time and explaining it. I appreciate it very much man💪💪. God bless!!

If you attach a decoder at address 001 there is a preloaded program from NA loaded onto the stick as a defualt. Thanks!

Hi! Both the Controller and Decoders can remember the last command given to them, allowing them to stay in the same setting even after being powered off and back on. There is a limit to how long they can remember these commands when powered off, but it’s quite lengthy-several months.

Hey that is a great question. So on DMX each address is it's own channel. So out of 32 if you divide that by 4, you would have 8 different RGBW address combinations to program independently. Anything on the same address will be the exact same thing. Thanks for the question and if you need any other help, reach out to our LED experts at support@aspectled.com we would be happy to work with you in getting your project set up!

Great question! We used plastic picks and tooth brushes to clean out the compound. Thanks and let us know if you have any further questions!

Welcome aboard!

Hello. If you are working with aspectLED products, please reach out to our team at 888-503-1317 or email us at support@aspectled.com

Thank you for the feedback!

Hey no problem!

Thanks for joining the community!

Hi. They are 12mm end caps.

We have power supplies that you can buy that are compatible with these lights. Please keep in mind your requirements for your project.