RGBW LED Strip Controller, 5-24V 4CH PWM, Bluetooth App & 2.4G Remote – SP634E

The SP634E is a Bluetooth RGBW LED strip controller for 5-pin tape on DC 5-24V. The dedicated fourth channel drives the white row on its own, so you get a clean, usable white for everyday light instead of the muddy R+G+B mix — and color on top of it when you want it.

What This Controller Works With

• RGBW LED strips with 5 pins (V+, R, G, B, W) at 5V, 12V or 24V
• RGBW and RGBWW tape in 5050 four-in-one or RGB + separate white row layouts
• Four PWM channels at 6A each, 12A total (up to 288W at 24V, 144W at 12V)

Not compatible with: 4-pin RGB tape (use the SP633E), 6-pin RGBCCT tape (use the SP635E), and addressable RGBW strip with an SK6812 or WS2814 style IC (use the SP639E).

Key Features

• 4CH PWM RGBW control with the white channel dimmed separately from the color channels
• Dynamic, music-reactive and DIY effects across both the RGB and W channels
• Effect collection for saving the scenes you actually use
• Three music capture modes: phone microphone, player streaming, or the onboard microphone
• Sequential channel calibration and ON/OFF timers
• OTA firmware updates

App and Remote Control

BanlanX Bluetooth App

BanlanX connects straight over Bluetooth — no WiFi, hub or account. Set a white level for daily use, layer color for evenings, and store both as scenes you can recall in a tap.

Optional 2.4G Touch Remote and Wall Panel

SP634E also pairs with the optional RB3 / RC3 2.4G touch remote and 86-type wall panel (sold separately). One remote can drive several controllers, each controller binds up to 5 remotes, and the system supports unified ALL control or 4-zone control.

Wiring and Installation

Feed a regulated DC 5-24V supply into the controller input, then wire the strip to the V+ / R / G / B / W output terminals as shown on the wiring diagram. Leave the W lead unconnected and the controller still runs plain RGB, so a mis-ordered strip is not a dead end.

• Match the supply voltage to the strip: a 24V strip on a 12V supply will look dim, and the reverse will damage it.
• Keep total load inside the controller rating, and add a second supply or a power repeater on long runs.
• Mount the controller somewhere ventilated and dry — the housing is IP20 and not for outdoor or damp use.

Technical Specifications

Not Sure Which Model You Need?

The quickest check is to count the pads on the end of your strip and look for a chip marking. Two pads means single color, three means tunable white, four means RGB, five means RGBW and six means RGBCCT. A marking such as WS2812B, WS2811, SK6812 or WS2805 means the strip is addressable and needs an SPI model.

• Pick the SP633E RGB LED Strip Controller if your strip has 4 pins (RGB only).
• Pick the SP635E RGBCCT 5-in-1 Controller if your strip has 6 pins (RGB plus warm and cool white).
• Pick the SP639E Addressable RGBW Controller if your RGBW strip is addressable.
• Pick the SP630E All-in-One LED Strip Controller if you want one controller that covers every strip type.

Certifications and Support

Certified for the US and EU market: FCC ID 2ATV8SP63XE (Part 15C, 2402-2480 MHz), CE under the Radio Equipment Directive 2014/53/EU (EN 300 328, EN 301 489, EN 62368-1, EN 62479), and RoHS to 2011/65/EU with amendment (EU) 2015/863. The CE and RoHS attestations cover all thirteen SP63xE models. Copies of the certificates are available on request.

Each unit ships with a printed manual and the BanlanX QR code. If you want the wiring checked against a specific strip before you order, send us the strip spec and we will confirm the match.