HUSUKU R1-1 2.4G RF Wall Mounted Smart Panel Remote Control Matching with S1 LED Controller, RGBW/RGB/CCT/Dimming 4 Channel, 4-Zone Group Control, 360° 99ft Wireless Control Distance

I bought this controller and RF remote to go with the 11″ Husuku pool light. They all work together very well. It was very easy to set up both the remote and controller. The RF remote is very sensitive using touch sensors rather than push buttons. If you plan to use the controller outside you will need to install it in a non-metallic enclosure so that the WiFi signals will not be hampered. In my situation I had no problems controlling the pool light via RF remote or WiFi and didn’t experience any noticeable latency when using the WiFi at a distance of approximately 50 plus feet.

I purchased two of these both them work great no problems. One remote works up to four controllers. The app works good and can be controlled with Alexa.

This 5 in 1 LED Strip Controller set contains both the hand-held remote control and the controller module (receiver) that is usually located near the power supply and one end of the LED strip. The power supply is not included because the requirements will vary depending on the total length of the lighting that you use.I am using this controller to power our under-railing RGBW (see definitions below) deck lighting. It is mounted in a weatherproof fiberglass electrical enclosure along with an IP67 power supply hard wired to the controller, and some terminal blocks to join wires. It has proven to be effective and reliable, and since it is a common 2.4GHz wireless format there is a range of compatible accessories available. In my case I also have a wall-mounted control that duplicates most of the functions on the hand-held remotes, and it doesn’t get lost.Short lighting installations my use a wall wart or inline power adapter with 12 to 24 volts output and a standard 5.5 x 2.1mm output connector that plugs into the controller. The current limitation of these types of power supplies is usually around 5 amps. For higher current requirements the controller also has spring-loaded wire connectors for wiring a larger power supply directly.The controller can handle 6 amps per channel on each of the 5 channels but there is an added overall limitation that the maximum output of all the channels combined is 15 amps. This simply means that you have to limit the total length and current draw of your LED installation to stay within the controller’s limits. For example, the controller will be able to safely handle a greater total length of single color strips than strips that have RGB plus white.This controller can handle just about any type of LED light strip. You only use the terminals that you need for the particular strip, and the spring loaded terminals on the end of the controller are clearly marked. The various light strips are:1) RGB – this will give any hue and brightness available with red, green, and blue LEDs. White is achievable but usually has a tint. This is a 4-wire strip (r, g, b, and the common)2) RGBW – each RGB LED includes a dedicated white led of a fixed color temperature. This is the easiest way of getting a pure white, although color may be added to the white to give pastel colors. This is a 5-wire strip, with the extra wire for the white LEDs.3) CCT – this is white lighting only, but the color temperature of the white is adjustable almost continuously between warm white and cool or daylight white. This uses 3 wires.4) RGB + CCT – this 6-wire strip uses all of the controller terminals and can potentially draw the most current.5) Single Color – not mentioned in the instructions, but of course you may use this controller for single color strips. For example, you can run a very long strip of red only, or white only. Of course the only controls you would then have are on-off and brightness.The other big feature with this controller is the compatibility with Alexa and Google assistant. Although we set up Alexa to work with voice commands, we prefer to use the wall control and remote because they don’t talk back with “by the ways”. The instruction sheet describing wiring, how to pair your controller and remote, and how to set up smart apps is well written, and you probably should try not lose it.I should mention a little about the remote. The switches, sliders, and the color ring are touch sensitive, and very sensitive they are. I find that if the remote is lying around where you can brush against it you will often find some lights on when night comes. I would also prefer that the typical LED strobing, flashing, and fading modes that all LED controllers seem to include these days were NOT available on dedicated buttons on the remote as they are. It’s too easy to accidentally turn on the light show. These are the only minor complaints I have for this system.I highly recommend this system for its ease of installation, multi-function capability, and for compatibility with a number of 2.4GHz accessories.

We are happy with the remote. We haven’t tried the wifi/app control. We haven’t bought a permanent power supply. These can be powered with a barrel connector or hardwired. We are using these in my daughters room and temporarily using her piano power supply until we can find one on amazon. It is easy to control. I would recommend these.

We used this remote for our patio lights. So great to not have to go outside to unplug the lights. You are able to change the color of the lights. Great features.