ESP32 WLED Dual Addressable LED Controller With Microphone - GLEDOPTO
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ESP32 WLED Dual Addressable LED Controller With Microphone - GLEDOPTO
The GLEDOPTO GL-C-015WL-M is a 15A dual-channel ESP32 WLED controller for addressable RGB and RGBW LED strips, built on the white ESP32 with an integrated microphone for sound-reactive lighting effects. It comes preloaded with WLED firmware, so it's ready to configure through the WLED web interface or mobile app straight out of the box, with no separate flashing step required.
It supports WS2811, WS2812, WS2815, SK6812, and other common addressable LED types, and the dual independent outputs handle up to 7.5A per channel (15A total), making it suitable for longer or higher-density strip runs without needing a separate power injection setup. WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity let it integrate with WLED's full effects library as well as smart home platforms like Alexa and Home Assistant.
Pair it with one of our addressable LED strips and a suitable 5V power supply sized to your total LED count for a complete setup.
Features
- ESP32-based (white version) with integrated microphone for sound-reactive effects
- Preloaded with WLED firmware for easy setup and control
- Dual independent LED outputs (up to 7.5A per channel, 15A total)
- Supports WS2811, WS2812, WS2815, SK6812, and other addressable LED types
- WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity for flexible control options
- Works with Alexa, Home Assistant, and the WLED mobile app
- Compact, durable design for DIY projects or permanent lighting setups
Specifications
- Model: GL-C-015WL-M
- Input voltage: 5V–24V DC
- Output current: 15A total (7.5A × 2 channels)
- Microcontroller: ESP32 (white version)
- Connectivity: WiFi + Bluetooth
- Firmware: WLED (open-source)
- Dimensions: approx. 88 × 65 × 30mm
Full setup steps are covered in the instruction manual. If you're wiring this alongside sensors or other peripherals, our Arduino, ESP32 & Raspberry Pi pinout reference is a handy reference.
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