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32 Channel 96A RGBW DMX 512 LED Decoder Controller DMX Dimmer DC5-24V RGBW RGB LED Light 8 Bit/16 Bit

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Features

  • Automatically adapts to input voltages between DC5-24V. Power loss memory. Incorrect wiring protection at DMX port.
  • Input standard DMX512 signal; 3-digit display shows DMX address.Incorrect wiring protection at DMX port.
  • 32 channel outputs; linear dimming, flicker-free outputs.
  • DMX512 signal presence indicator.14 color changing modes and 10 speeds in test mode.

Description

DescriptionThe 32CH RGBW DMX512 decoder converts a DMX512/1990 digital signal into PWM (Pulse Width Modulated) signals, controlled by a DMX512 console, DMX512 signal 8 bit, 16 bit optional. Featuring unique firmware, the decoder produces smooth and perfect fades.Specifications: Model: 32CH DMX512 Decoder Input voltage: DC 5-24V Max load current: 3A×32CH Max 96A Max Output Power: 480W (5V) / 1152W (12V) / 2304W (24V) Grey Scale: 8 bit or 16 bit levels Input Signal: DMX512/1990 Output Signal: Constant Voltage PWM×32 Decoder Channel: 32CH RGBW DMX512 socket: 3-pin XLR / terminal block Dimension: 187×145×35mm Weight (G.W): 757g Features: 1. Automatically adapts to input voltages between DC5 - 24V. 2. Input standard DMX512 signal; 3-digit display shows DMX address. 3. 32 channel outputs; linear dimming; flicker-free outputs. 4. 14 color changing modes and 10 speeds in test mode. 5. DMX512 signal presence indicator. 6. Power loss memory. 7. Incorrect wiring protection at DMX port. 8. The decoder can operate in DIM / CT / RGB / RGBW control modes.

Brand: CueGlow


Power Source: Dc 5-24v


Product Dimensions: 1.38"D x 7.36"W x 1.38"H


Mounting Type: Surface Mount


Current Rating: 96 Amps


Brand Name: CueGlow


Model: 4334417182_SML


Manufacturer: Colorful-UK


Part Number: D32_SML


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Power Source: Dc 5-24v


Mounting Type: Surface Mount


Current Rating: 96 Amps


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 1.38"D x 7.36"W x 1.38"H


Item Weight: 16 ounces


Specification Met: UL


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Great Decoder, Bad QC
These decoders works great! They have really nice features and are super easy to use. I appreciate the LCD screen for addressing and changing the settings of the decoder. In addition, having a multitude of different testing modes built in is a huge plus. It’s great having 8bit and 16bit options as well as 2ch, 3ch and 4ch modes to boot. They don’t flicker, have 3pin dmx (which almost no decoders have) and when you realize you’re only paying about $10 per channel, you can’t go wrong really. Now.. the not so great part. The QC on this item is not so great. Out of the last 20 or so of these I’ve bought about 5-6 have been faulty. Some, would just stop working after a few hours of use, others refused to pass DMX, and some would just flat out not work. This can be fairly frustrating when your project deadline is right around the corner. But, you get what you pay for. When they work... they’re incredible. When you get a bad one.... well, it’s hard not to chuck it arose the room while swearing. So, here’s the bottom line... In my honest professional opinion these are great. They’re realitively cheap so buy extra knowing that a few in your batch are bound to be duds. Then, just send em back to amazon and get a refund. All in all, I’ll keep buying these; the price for what you get is just too good. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2019 by Brandon Sampayan
    • Initially defective? But great exchange experience.
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I love what this product does, BUT.... I ordered a couple weeks ago, hooked it up to a high wattage power supply, my DMX signal, and 4 various RGBW LED strips. Whenever the Decoders LCD display was lit up, it would send all kinds of random signals to the LED strips, whether DMX was connected or not. This happened regardless if I properly terminated the DMX cable, or not. The first unit would NOT recognize my DMX signal and thanks to Amazons speedy exchange process, I has another in my hands a day later. Meh... The replacement has the same issue whenever the LCD display is on, but once it turns off after 30 seconds, the unit performs flawlessly with my DMX. So yeah.... is it still defective? I think so? But then it works as well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2019 by zbigniew t szymczyk zbigniew t szymczyk
    • Works great for LED strips
After some battling, the following was needed to run multiple RGBW LED strips 1. Set the unit in 4Ch mode. This allows you to address each output so that you can control the Red, Green, Blue and White channel of each output individually. 2. Set a start address other than Zero. The unit default is Zero and with this set, nothing worked. Setting the address to 001 was necessary for the unit to start responding to DMX packets The unit is solidly built and exceeds my expectations. The manual is sparse to say the least but I guess it assumes prior knowledge of DMX controllers. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2021 by Deon
    • The best choice I ever made
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The media could not be loaded. This decoder is amazing. I bought two of these to run a series of LED Strip Lights for a backdrop. I wanted control of each strip independently and this decoder gives you control of 8 separate strips. Every other decoder out there only lets you control 1 strip which is not cost or time effective. Wiring the strips takes time as you have to clamp each wire but that is expected. Powering the lights is also very easy with this device as you can plug the transformers straight into it. I used two ALITOVE DC 12V 20A 240W Power Supply Transformer Switch AC 110V/220V to DC 12V 20amp Switching Adapter Converter Drivers to power the lights. I would definitely recommend this Decoder! Power: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078RTV41D/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1 LED Lights: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01DB8VGMI/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s03?ie=UTF8&psc=1 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2018 by Mountain V. Mountain V.
    • DMX is dead after 2 months.
So, I had high hopes for this dimmer. When I did my research, this particular model (32ch 8/16bit) offered the most bang for your buck. I needed 16 bit, and I needed as many channels as I could get for its price point. Right off the bat CH1 (or 0) was dead. Not really a problem, because I had 31 others I could work with. Besides that one hikkup, everything was fine for about a month and a week. Then two days ago, the unit stopped receiving DMX. I swapped the device sending the signal out for another, and got the same results. I then tested the dimmer with a DMX tester, same thing. After tax, I paid over $90 for this thing, and its dead in less than two months. It's past the 30 day return policy, so I contacted the seller for support. Hopefully they get back to me. If I hear back and we can resolve this, I will graciously change my review. But as it stands right now, I really can't recommend this dimmer. The price is too great of a risk for the lack of QA and warranty. Do yourself a favor and purchase a name brand dimmer backed by a reputable company, like Elation. It'll cost more upfront, but it carries the name and support should something go wrong. Look at it this way, as of right now, of the five reviews here, two of them are one star. That gives you a 40% chance you will waste $100. Update: Amazon was gracious enough to refund me the money despite being past the 30 day return deadline. I went ahead and purchased some Elation dimmers. The dimming curve on these Elation units are WAY smoother than this hunk of junk. Better to go with a reputable name for the all around quality. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2018 by Joe Blow
    • Works great
Worked right out of ten box for me, I did a large project where I had several of these linked
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2023 by Jerod Togger
    • Great when working, Extremely poor Quality Control
I've bought about 20 of these over the last few months. The ones that work are great, but about 30% of them have arrived with at LEAST 2 dead output channels. I just had another 2 units have 2 channels go bad. They seem to fail in pairs. At this point, I'm already looking at replacing them all with another brand. It's just not sustainable at this pace. Also, sometimes the DMX stops working on them. To fix, you need to power-cycle the unit. Frustrating. It seems to be a sturdy unit with great performance but you will absolutely need to buy spare units due to very poor QC. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2021 by M. Stanley

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