Product Overview
The Senfey ES-LC-RGB-016 is a 44-key IR RGB controller for common-anode RGB LED strip on a 12V or 24V bus. What the larger handset buys over a 24-key unit is not more presets but direct trim: dedicated R+/R−, G+/G− and B+/B− keys plus DIY memory slots that hold the result. A venue can pull a house colour to match printed collateral, store it, and reach it with one key press — instead of hunting the nearest preset again every time someone kills the mains. The receiver sits inline between driver and strip, so an installed run is converted without recabling.
| Channels | 3 PWM channels (R / G / B), common-anode RGB strip |
| Control | 44-key IR handset; receiver must be in line of sight |
| Modes | Static colour keys, R/G/B trim keys, DIY memory slots, fade / jump / strobe / smooth with adjustable speed and brightness |
| Wiring | Inline between driver and strip; pigtail or screw terminal |
Best For — Which Projects This Fits
Venues with a brand colour to hold. Restaurants and bars rarely want a colour off a preset grid; they want the one on their printed collateral. The trim keys get there by eye against the printed piece, and the DIY slot keeps it, so the room still reads the same six months later. Reference: restaurant RGB installations.
Retail floors that change campaigns. Campaign colours load into DIY slots at fit-out and the merchandiser switches season with one key — no colour wheel to drag, nothing for a new starter to get wrong.
Retrofit on an existing RGB run. Because it drops inline, replacing a failed unit or a handset that walked off site is a receiver change, not a strip change.
The upper tier of a distributor RGB line. Sold alongside the 24-key unit and our RGB LED strip range, for buyers who ask for a specific colour rather than a colourful effect.
Not For — When to Ask Us for a Different SKU
Control is IR, so the receiver has to be in view. Behind a closed cabinet door, above a metal shelf, or across a floor plate broken by pillars it will not answer — tell us where the receiver sits and we will confirm the control layer first. Three channels also leaves nowhere for a fourth: RGBW, RGBCW and tunable-white need their own controller, and single-colour or dimmable COB runs need a dimmer. Addressable pixel strip carries data on its own line and cannot run from PWM channels at all — that is the SP110E pixel controller. Past the rated load, give each zone its own amplifier rather than daisy-chaining, and feed long runs from both ends: as the bus sags the three channels do not sag equally, and the far end drifts off colour.
Customization & Inquiry
We brand the handset and housing, pre-load DIY slots with a client’s palette before the units ship, supply pigtail or terminal-block receivers, and match receiver, handset, driver and strip as one kit.
What to send us in your enquiry:
- Watts per metre and metres per zone — that sets receiver count and driver size, not the room area.
- The brand colours to pre-load, as HEX or Pantone, so the slots arrive set rather than eyeballed on site.
- Where the receiver has to sit, and what stands between it and the operator.
- Handset artwork and connector format, which a boxed programme fixes for every repeat order after the first.
Request a Project Quote — send the zone schedule and we will come back with receivers per zone, driver sizing, and whether IR is the right layer here.
