The WT-SPI-P is designed for digital addressable LED strips with SPI signals and supports White, RGB, RGBW, and RGBCCT configurations. Before purchasing, it is important to check that the chip on the strip is compatible with the controller.

An addressable LED strip uses digital chips that allow you to control pixels or segments of the strip independently, creating dynamic effects and multicolor combinations. The WT-SPI-P is therefore primarily designed for SPI pixel LEDs , not for a simple traditional analog RGB strip.

It can be used with strips commercially referred to as RGBIC when they use a compatible SPI chip . The RGBIC abbreviation alone does not determine compatibility: you need to check the chip model and the strip's power supply voltage.

The controller supports 53 chip types , including popular families such as WS2811, WS2812, WS2813, WS2815, SK6812, TM1809, WS2801, WS2805, UCS, LPD, SM and others listed in the technical documentation.

Yes. The WT-SPI-P also supports RGBCCT SPI strips, including compatible chip types such as SM16825, SM18605E, UCS2905, FW1906 and WS2805.

Yes. The app allows you to modify the strip segments using color fill functions, individual section coloring, and selective switching off, allowing you to create multicolored effects along the same installation.

No. The documentation lists the 2.4GHz SPI RF remote as optional , so it must be purchased separately if desired.

Running mode allows you to create dynamic lighting effects in which colors and animations move along the pixels of the LED strip, taking advantage of individual segment control. Depending on the selected scenario, you can use effects such as Flow, Chasing Light, Shooting Star, Rainbow, and Shuttle , adjusting the speed, brightness, and direction of movement forward or backward . To achieve correct animation, it is important to configure the actual number of pixels of the connected strip in the app.