Product Overview
The SP110E is a Bluetooth pixel controller for addressable LED strip, driven from a phone app on iOS and Android rather than an IR remote. It draws its supply from the same DC bus as the strip it drives, so a pixel run needs no separate logic feed and no second enclosure above the ceiling. One signal output carries the correct data protocol for the common pixel ICs, and the unit retains its IC and pixel-count setting through a power cut, so a venue that kills the mains at closing comes back on the same scene. Music mode reads the phone microphone, so a beat-driven effect needs no audio feed from the house system.
| Supported ICs | WS2811, WS2812B, WS2813, WS2815, SK6812 (RGB / RGBW), SK9822, APA102, LPD8806 and other common pixel protocols |
| Data output | Single signal line, protocol selected in the app |
| Pixel capacity | Up to 2048 pixels per controller |
| Control | Bluetooth phone app, music-reactive mode, user-built effects |
Best For — Which Projects This Fits
Restaurant, bar and lounge scenes. One output covers a full back-bar shelf array or a room perimeter without a second controller, and the music mode gives the venue a beat-driven look with no audio matrix and no cabling back to the DJ position. Reference layouts are in our restaurant RGB installations.
Retail display walls. Chase and gradient effects across a shelf array, set once by the fit-out crew and left alone — shop staff have no remote to lose and no wall plate to press by mistake.
Trade-show and pop-up work. The receiver hides in a shelf edge or behind a fascia, and a client who re-briefs the effect on the stand is a change in the app, not a change to the wiring.
Distributor pixel kits. Matched with WS2812B or WS2815 strip and the right driver as the phone-controlled option in the range; protocol and wiring detail sits in the addressable strip controller cluster.
Not For — When to Ask Us for a Different SKU
Non-addressable strip has no data line, so plain RGB, RGBW, RGBCW, tunable-white and single-colour runs cannot be driven from the SP110E at all — those need a constant-voltage controller such as our 44-key IR RGB controller. Bluetooth is short-range: the operator has to be in the room, so a scene bus spanning floors or several tenancies wants DMX or Art-Net instead. There is no scheduling and no cloud, so a chain that needs the same show to start at the same minute in forty stores is on the wrong control layer. The housing is dry-indoor only — tell us if the position is exposed or washed down and we will quote the enclosure with it.
Customization & Inquiry
We build the SP110E to order: housing and label branding, effect libraries pre-loaded for chain roll-outs, pigtail, terminal or JST-SM output formats, and matched kits with strip and driver already paired to the IC.
What to send us in your enquiry:
- The pixel IC, the strip’s bus voltage and pixels per metre — these set the protocol and the injection points, not just the part number.
- Total pixel count and layout: one run, parallel legs or a matrix, which decides how many controllers the job needs.
- Whether the brief wants music-reactive operation, fixed scenes, or effects loaded before the units leave us.
- Quantity and packaging — bulk, retail box or OEM, since a retail box locks the connector spec for the programme’s life.
Talk to Our Sales Engineer — send us the layout and we will come back with controllers per zone, data and power injection points, and the driver to match.
