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WS2811 Addressable RGB LED Module 12V 3-LED IP67 Waterproof

WS2811 Addressable RGB LED Module 12V 3-LED IP67 Waterproof

Part number: WS2811LEDs & LED Strips

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About this product

WS2811 addressable RGB LED module with three 5050 SMD RGB LEDs, where each module is controlled through an on-board WS2811 driver. It runs on 12 V DC, has an IP67 waterproof body and a 3M VHB adhesive backing, and suits decorative lighting, signage and projects that need individual color control.

Specifications

Operating voltage
DC 12 V
Driver IC
WS2811
LED type
Samsung 5050 SMD RGB, 3 LEDs per module
Ingress protection
IP67
Dimensions
75 x 15 x 5 mm per module
Beam angle
120°
Operating temperature
-20 °C to +45 °C

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of WS2811 Addressable RGB LED Module 12V 3-LED IP67 Waterproof in Egypt?

WS2811 Addressable RGB LED Module 12V 3-LED IP67 Waterproof currently costs 17 EGP in Egypt.

Where can I buy WS2811 Addressable RGB LED Module 12V 3-LED IP67 Waterproof in Egypt?

WS2811 Addressable RGB LED Module 12V 3-LED IP67 Waterproof is available from Microohm and Makers Electronics. Compare the offers above to find the best price.

How do I wire the WS2811 module?

Connect the red wire to +12 V DC, the white wire to GND and the green wire to the controller's data output. Share a common ground between the 12 V supply and the controller. When driving the data line from 3.3 V logic such as an ESP32, a level shifter may be needed.

Can I control it from an Arduino?

Yes, using a library that supports the WS2811 timing, such as FastLED or Adafruit NeoPixel. Power the modules from a 12 V supply sized for the number of modules, because the LEDs draw current from the 12 V line rather than from the Arduino.