Description

The Smart Lights X4 is an electronic board based on the ESP32 with the target of controlling up to 4 dimmable led strips in a range from 6-24VDC. It can read up to 4 switches so you can also program the response of the light depending on physical inputs

It can be powered from 230VAC (since the board can mount a 230VAC -> 12V/24VDC power transformer) and is able to regulate 4 independent monochromes LED strips or one RGBW LED strip.

For knowing more about its features, check out the online documentation.

Features

• ESP32-S module: since it is based on the extended ESP32 microcontroller you can upload the ESPHome firmware and connect it with your Home Assistant setup or simply upload your own Arduino codes.

• Simplicity matters: No need to have any other cable than your standard USB-C, with its embedded port you can reprogram the Smart Lights X4 in case you prefer not to do it wirelessly.

• Expandable: Want to read external sensors or control further boards? The Smart Lights X4 integrates an I2C port as well as a serial port so you never run out of physical connections.

• Open-source: if you have any questions or suggestions about the design, just check out all the documentation and design files on my Github

What you buy

Select between the two assembly options the option that better fits you:

• Assembled: You will get a fully assembled Smart-Lights X4 board, ready to power and configure.

• Kit: You will get a Smart-Lights X4 board with all the SMD components already soldered and the THT (through hole) components to be soldered by you. You can check out what is placed where using the online BOM

In both cases, the ESPHome firmware is already uploaded and tested, you only have to follow the instructions on the documentation for connecting to your WiFi network to be recognized by your Home Assistant setup.

Please note that the HLK transformer for powering the board directly from 230VAC is not included. You can get more information about this component in the documentation