LED Controller affect system stability?

[.spider.]

I bought this cheap "LED Controller" thingy.

It is switching rather slow at about 300Hz, do you think the on/off switching could cause distortion in the 12v rail which affects the system stability?

[modguru]

I havent tested this myself. You might want to buy a little more beefier LED controller like this one: http://modguru.net/product/rf-rgb-controller/

[AddonCustoms]

I havent tested this myself. You might want to buy a little more beefier LED controller like this one: http://modguru.net/product/rf-rgb-controller/

PLEASE STOP.

every topic, every day. Someone mentions LED's and you jump on it advertising your products, when it isn't even giving him an answer.

LOOK AT THE IMAGE!!! Your controller isn't compatible with his LED strip. If he wanted a remote control he would have got a remote control and not an inline controller.

 

I bought this cheap "LED Controller" thingy.

It is switching rather slow at about 300Hz, do you think the on/off switching could cause distortion in the 12v rail which affects the system stability?

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I would be very surprised if it causing an issue. I have been testing these inline controllers for about 6 months and never had an issue.

[W-L]

I bought this cheap "LED Controller" thingy.

It is switching rather slow at about 300Hz, do you think the on/off switching could cause distortion in the 12v rail which affects the system stability?

IMG_4837.jpeg

 

300Hz PWM frequency for LED's are fairly good since you want it to be >200Hz to not notice any type of flickering in the lights themselves, as for distortion I'm not too sure about that wouldn't the 12V line be just supplying and not affected since the switching is done by a micro controller. 

[modguru]

PLEASE STOP.

every topic, every day. Someone mentions LED's and you jump on it advertising your products, when it isn't even giving him an answer.

LOOK AT THE IMAGE!!! Your controller isn't compatible with his LED strip. If he wanted a remote control he would have got a remote control and not an inline controller.

 

 

I would be very surprised if it causing an issue. I have been testing these inline controllers for about 6 months and never had an issue.

We are refrencing to a beefier controller such as ours. 

[AddonCustoms]

We are refrencing to a beefier controller such as ours. 

Yes but it is not compatible, you run a store selling LEDs and Controllers you should be able to see why it isn't compatible. 

[modguru]

I bought this cheap "LED Controller" thingy.

It is switching rather slow at about 300Hz, do you think the on/off switching could cause distortion in the 12v rail which affects the system stability?

IMG_4837.jpeg

Could you add a picture of the LED strip?

[W-L]

Yes but it is not compatible, you run a store selling LEDs and Controllers you should be able to see why it isn't compatible. 

 

Just to mention those are compatible if you are using either SMD 5050 or SMD 3258 LED's even if they aren't RGB, you'll have to pin them differently and they would lack a few of the lighting modes is all.

[AddonCustoms]

Just to mention those are compatible if you are using either SMD 5050 or SMD 3258 LED's even if they aren't RGB, you'll have to pin them differently and they would lack a few of the lighting modes is all.

I know I run a LED store, but the average person will not want to, or know how to get it to work. Plus there is no need to buy a RGB remote for a single colour strip, there are controllers for single colours.

 

Could you add a picture of the LED strip?

You can tell by the inline remote that it is a single colour strip.

I am sorry for my public posts here, I am just annoyed @ Modguru, Long story not going into it, but he has annoyed me and a few others that run stores, and facebook groups

[d3sl91]

I bought this cheap "LED Controller" thingy.

It is switching rather slow at about 300Hz, do you think the on/off switching could cause distortion in the 12v rail which affects the system stability?

IMG_4837.jpeg

I have had a friend using the same inline controller for about a year and a half with no issues. The slightly bigger versions with the RF controller are "probably" not much better, and I have been using those for the same amount of time with no issues. 

[.spider.]

Could you add a picture of the LED strip?

SMD 3528

 

So I don't need an RGB controller also I don't need a remote control.

 

 

Thanks to all for the replies. 

[.spider.]

After some hours I can say it's working fine.