FilmGrade FiveSpect 5-in-1 LED Strip Lights for Color-tunable Photoreactors

I am very interested in purchasing this product for applications as color-tunable photoreactors for my research lab. For these LEDs, do you have control over the 5 different color outputs you can use? Can you provide a comprehensive list of equipment needed to control the wavelengths of output light? 

The FiveSpect 5-in-1 LED strip does indeed allow you to control five different channels at various levels. The five channels include monochromatic red, green and blue, as well as full-spectrum warm-white (2700K) and daylight (6500K).

​Our LED spectrum simulator provides an overview of the various spectrum combinations that can be realized:

https://www.waveformlighting.com/led-spectrum-simulator/

​Installation does require a bit of assembly and configuration work. The most straightforward may be to utilize our DMX decoder / dimmer to control the various channels using the on-board controls. In addition to the DMX decoder, at minimum, you will also require a power supply unit and a female DC wire adapter.

When it comes to using the decoder, I noticed that they have Ethernet ports. Is this to hook up to a computer to control the light output? Is there a specific program that you would recommend for this type of control or am I way off base?

The RJ-45 jacks are for use with DMX systems, and unfortunately there is no way to operate the unit from a PC unless a third-party DMX-to-PC interface is used. Unfortunately this setup would be beyond the scope of the support we can offer.

​Below I've linked to the instruction manual for the DMX decoder which should help guide you with instructions on how to use the product:

https://www.waveformlighting.com/datasheets/UM_3082.pdf

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