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Gledopto GL-C-619WL Elite 6D-EXMU

Six outputs, Ethernet and a built-in mic — for installations that outgrow a single strip.

★ 4.7 / 5from €39.99
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Chip
ESP32
Data outputs
6
Max LEDs
1,600
Form factor
Boxed / enclosed
Wi-Fi
Yes
Ethernet
Yes
Voltage
5V12V24V36V48V
LED protocols
WS2811WS2811FWS2812BWS2814AWS2815SK6812SM16703SM16703SP3FL19038FW1035UCS2903B
Best for
Multi-zone and audio-reactive installations that need more than one data line
Datasheet (PDF)

Pros

  • +Six data outputs for up to 1600 LED ICs
  • +Ethernet preconfigured, no Wi-Fi dropouts
  • +Built-in PDM microphone for sound-reactive effects
  • +Wide input range from 5V to 48V, 15A with a 20A fuse
  • +Configurable relay output and physical function button

Cons

  • Noticeably more expensive than entry-level controllers
  • Overkill for a single short strip
  • Controller only — power supply and cabling not included

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The GL-C-619WL splits one controller across six data lines, which is what you want as soon as a project stops being a single strip: several zones, several runs, one WLED instance. It takes 5V through 48V at up to 15A, handles around 1600 LED ICs, and ships pre-flashed. Ethernet is preconfigured alongside Wi-Fi, so a controller behind a TV or in a garage doesn't depend on signal strength. The onboard PDM microphone drives audio-reactive effects without an add-on board, and the relay output can cut power to the strips when everything is off. A 20A fuse and a function button for power, color and factory reset are already fitted.