It receives PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) dimming signal: each time you add one LED Amplifier, the connecting number of LEDs will be more than double, and numerous amplifiers can be connected. The amplifier receives the attenuated signal of the LED input and amplifies it, sending out 24A max, allowing you to control multiple runs of RGB LED lights with one RGB LED controller.

With this RGB LED amplifier or also known as “data repeater”, you can control up to 288W (12V) – 576W (24V) and 24A (or less) of RGB LED lights.

It improves the system with load capacity, and has minimal delay, but it can keep synchronism in cascade. Therefore, they are required when the load capability of the RGB LED Controller has exceeded, so they are used to increase the load and extend the signal in linear meters, achieving more homogenous effects and at greater distances without parallel routing cables.

Like RGB LED Controllers, the RGB LED Amplifier comes with 4 outputs: one positive (or common), and three negatives: R, G & B.