


| Note: | Ship New Model D4-L (Base) |
|---|---|
| Availability | In Stock |
| Condition | Brand New |
This is the Ltech D4-L, the official replacement and upgrade for the legacy LT-840-6A model. The D4-L is a professional-grade 4-channel constant voltage (CV) DMX512 decoder engineered for precise, flicker-free PWM dimming of LED lighting. It translates standard DMX512 signals into the PWM signals required to drive single color, tunable white, RGB, or RGBW LED strip lights. A key enhancement is the inclusion of RDM (Remote Device Management), which allows for bi-directional communication with a compatible DMX master controller. This feature dramatically simplifies installation by enabling remote addressing and configuration. With a robust 6A per channel output, multiple interface options (XLR-3, RJ45, Green Terminal), and a wide 5-24V DC input range, the D4-L provides the flexibility and power needed for demanding architectural, stage, and commercial lighting projects.


Enables bi-directional communication for remote DMX address writing and configuration, saving significant setup time on large projects.
Provides precise 0-100% PWM dimming for RGBW, RGB, tunable white, or up to four independent single-color LED lighting zones.
Delivers a strong 6A per channel (max 24A total), capable of powering up to 576W of lighting at 24V.
Equipped with 3-pin XLR, RJ45, and green screw terminal connections for maximum compatibility and installation flexibility.
Operates on a broad DC 5V to 24V input range, making it suitable for virtually all constant voltage LED strip lights.
Features a 10-pin DIP switch for manual DMX addressing and includes built-in self-testing modes for easy diagnostics without a console.
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | D4-L (Replaces LT-840-6A) |
| Input Signal | DMX512, RDM |
| Input Voltage | 5~24V DC |
| Max Current Load | 6A × 4CH (Max 24A Total) |
| Alternate Load Config | 8A × 3CH |
| Max Output Power | 120W (5V) / 288W (12V) / 576W (24V) |
| Output Type | Constant Voltage (CV) PWM |
| DMX512 Sockets | 3-pin XLR, RJ45, Green Terminal |
| Dimming Range | 0~100% |
| DMX Address Setting | DIP Switch / RDM |
| Protections | Short circuit, Over-current |
| Working Temperature | -25℃ ~ 55℃ |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | 156 × 78 × 40 mm |
| Package Size (L×W×H) | 180 × 82 × 48 mm |
| Gross Weight | 445g |

Q: What is the difference between the old LT-840-6A and this D4-L model?
A:The D4-L is the new, upgraded model that replaces the LT-840-6A. It adds RDM (Remote Device Management) support for easier setup and has an updated operating temperature range. We ship the D4-L for all orders of this product.
Q: What is a DMX controller for LED lights and what does RDM do?
A:A DMX decoder like the D4-L translates signals from a DMX lighting console into a format that controls the brightness and color of LED strips. RDM allows the DMX console to communicate back to the decoder, enabling remote addressing and status monitoring, which greatly simplifies installation.
Q: How do I set the DMX address manually with the DIP switches?
A:First, ensure DIP switch #10 is in the OFF position. Then, use switches #1-9 to set the starting address in binary code. Each switch has a value (1, 2, 4, 8, etc.); add the values of the switches in the ON position to get your address. Please see the dmx512 decoder manual in the Downloads section for a complete chart.
Q: Can this decoder control RGBW LED strip lights?
A:Yes, absolutely. The four channels are perfectly suited for controlling the Red, Green, Blue, and White channels of standard constant voltage RGBW LED strip lights.
Q: What kind of power supply is required for this decoder?
A:You will need a constant voltage LED power supply with an output voltage that matches your LED strips (e.g., 12V or 24V). The power supply's wattage rating must be high enough to support the total load of all connected strips.
Q: Can I test my lights with this decoder if I don't have a DMX console yet?
A:Yes. The D4-L has a built-in self-testing mode. By setting DIP switch #10 to the ON position, you can use the other switches to activate various static colors and dynamic color-changing patterns for testing and troubleshooting.
Q: How many DMX addresses does this unit use?
A:This is a 4-channel decoder, so it will occupy four consecutive DMX addresses, starting with the address you set.