RGBW Amplifier

Description

This LED amplifier uses PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) technology. By adding an LED amplifier, you can double the number of LEDs that can be connected, and you can connect numerous amplifiers in series. The amplifier receives the attenuated signal of the LED input and amplifies it, sending out 10A (2.5A per channel) per output, allowing you to control multiple runs of RGB and White LED lights with one RGBW LED controller.

With this RGB+W LED amplifier or also known as ?data repeater?, you can control up to 288W (12V) – 576W (24V) and 10A (or less) of RGB+White LED lights per output.

The LED amplifier increases the system’s load capacity, has minimal delay, and can keep synchronism in cascade. It is required when the load capability of the RGB+W LED Controller has exceeded, and it is used to increase the load and extend the signal in linear meters. This allows you to achieve more homogenous effects at greater distances without the need for parallel routing cables. The RGB+W LED amplifier comes with 5 outputs: one positive (or common), and four negatives: R, G, B & W.