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| Condition | Brand New |
The Ltech LT-210 is a specialized, high-power SPI LED driver engineered for a single, specific task: driving one 3-channel pixel with precision and stability. Unlike multi-pixel controllers, the LT-210 focuses its robust 8A per channel output on a single light source, making it the perfect solution for projects requiring a very bright, individually controlled RGB pixel. It accepts a standard SPI (TTL) signal and operates on a wide DC12V-24V input, offering flexibility for various LED modules. Whether you're creating custom signage, architectural accents, or unique stage effects, the LT-210 provides the dedicated power needed for brilliant, reliable performance. For new installations or as a direct LED driver replacement for single-pixel setups, the LT-210 delivers professional-grade control.
Designed specifically to control one 3-channel (RGB) pixel, providing dedicated and stable power.
Delivers a substantial 8A per channel, capable of driving large or high-intensity pixel lights up to 576W at 24V.
Operates on both DC12V and DC24V systems, making it compatible with a wide range of LED products.
Seamlessly integrates with any master controller that outputs a standard SPI signal for easy setup.
Housed in a durable metal case with a wide operating temperature range for reliable, long-term performance.
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | LT-210 |
| Input Signal | SPI (TTL) |
| Input Voltage | DC12V ~ DC24V |
| Max Load Current | 8A × 3CH |
| Max Output Power | 288W (12V) / 576W (24V) |
| Working Temperature | -30℃ ~ 65℃ |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | 135 × 95 × 40 mm |
| Package Size (L×W×H) | 155 × 105 × 55 mm |
| Gross Weight | 400g |
Q: What is the primary use for the LT-210 driver?
A:The LT-210 is specifically designed to drive a single 3-channel (typically RGB) SPI pixel that requires high power, up to 8A per channel.
Q: Can I use this to control an entire addressable LED strip?
A:No, this is a single-pixel driver. For controlling an entire strip with many pixels, you would need a multi-pixel SPI master controller.
Q: What kind of master controller do I need to use with the LT-210?
A:You can use any master controller that outputs a standard SPI (TTL) signal. This driver simply receives the signal for the first pixel and drives it with high power.
Q: Is this a DMX controller?
A:No, it accepts SPI (TTL) signals, not DMX. To use this in a DMX system, you would need a DMX-to-SPI decoder placed before it in the signal chain.
Q: What is the difference between this driver and an SPI signal amplifier?
A:This is a driver that interprets an SPI signal to control a pixel. An SPI signal amplifier simply boosts and re-transmits the data signal to extend the length of a strip, and does not provide power to the LEDs itself.
Q: Is this a constant current or constant voltage LED driver?
A:The LT-210 is a constant voltage (CV) driver. It is designed for use with constant voltage LED pixels and strips that operate on DC12V or DC24V.