Gledopto GL-C-310WL
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In order to light up the coffee niche in my kitchen, I decided to make my own LED strip using WLED. WLED connects to your Wifi and is natively recognized by Home Assistant, it allows you to use an addressable LED strip and offers many programming possibilities, I explain in this article how to do it.
Warning! You will have to work near a voltage of 220V which is dangerous if you come into contact with an electrical conductor. Be careful when handling, if in doubt cut off the power supply.
The Gledopto GL-C-310WL is discreet, it can be embedded in a junction box, on the connector side we find a 5-24v compatible input as well as 6 RGB outputs and two free GPIO12 and GPIO33 connectors that will allow you to do DIY, such as adding a push button with multiple settings. The strength of Gledopto Products lies in the firmware that directly integrates WLED, making these modules plug’n play and compatible with open source home automation assistants on the market compatible with WLED as Home assistant.
The Gledpto GL-C-310WL
1# Restart button: By pressing this button you turn off or turn on the module completely making the WLED controller unusable. Can be used after a microphone configuration
2# Function button
Find the product sheet for GL-C-310WL directly on the Gledopto Manufacturer website
Model No. | GL-C-310WL |
Output Current/Channel | 6A Max |
Chip Types | ESP32 |
Microphone | Yes |
N.W. | 20.1g |
Operating Temperature | -20~45℃ |
Input Voltage | DC 5-24V |
Total Output Current | 10A Max |
IC Quantity | 800 Max |
Material | Fireproof PC |
G.W. | 24.1g |
Size | 42x38x17mm |
To make installation easier and have something clean to hide behind my kitchen cabinet, I opted for a “plug & play” module, but it is possible to assemble your own module using an ESP32 the method can be found on the WLED website:.
I chose the GLEDOPTO module because it can be installed in a flush-mounting box, it supports 2 LED strips as well as 2 push buttons or switches, it accepts a supply voltage from 5 to 24V and comes with pre-installed WLED.
AWarning: The module does not transform the input voltage, it is imperative that the input voltage corresponds to the supply voltage of the LED strip.
Depending on the length of your LED strip and the supply voltage, you will absolutely have to calculate the power of your downstream power supply, to do this you can use the calculator on the WLED website it is important to correctly size your installation in order to avoid a risk of overheating or even fire, even with 12V, you must also protect the 12V power supply with a circuit breaker. After having carefully chosen your power supply and your strip, all you have to do is slide the strip into an aluminum profile Here from the Paulmann brand found in DIY stores, connect the WLED module, fix your profile and connect everything to the 12V power supply.
Once your module is powered on, connect to the module via Wifi, in your Wifi settings you should see a new network WLED-AP appear, the password is wled1234, a page will open automatically to ask you to enter the identifiers of your Wifi network.
Once your module is connected to your Wifi, go to the configuration page by typing the IP address in your browser, you will have to go to Config > LED Preferences to declare the characteristics of your strip.
Home Assistant will automatically discover your WLED module and offer to add it. You are then free to create automations or add a card to your Dashboard. Just look at the screenshot below to realize that the integration is very complete a home automation dream!
For more information about WLed: https://kno.wled.ge
Regarding the price of GL-C-310WL it varies from simple to double, it goes from around twenty euros on Aliexpress at forty euros on Amazon. It’s up to you to make the choice!
Here is an interesting product Gledopta GL-C-310WL integrates by default the famous LED management software which is none other than WLED. In a few minutes you will be able to control the LED strips in any way and integrate it in one click in Home Assistant, Magnificent.
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