Can you dim individual color channels (RGB) independently? I want to fine tune the warmth of white light (e.g. slightly higher blue for cool white).
1945070
If I remember right there is a plus sign and a minus sign on remote to dim and brighten the color, but no RGB adjustments. The light was so dim I returned it after a couple days so I didnt play with it much.
935701
No you cant. It just changes colors. But it's really not that bright if that's what you are worried about. I hardly notice the lights
674626
You can set it to a specific color, but I've noticed that my unit starts flashing in different colors anyway, if I let it idle.
95239
The RGB on the strip is not balanced for pure white or warm white. Also color mix could vary from batch to batch during manufacturing. That said the remote itself has 6 DYI buttons that allows you to create your custom color and save it to individual button (6 extra choice of color sets). Simply press one of the DYI buttons, adjust individual color up and down until you get the color mix you like.
257509
I haven't seen these in action in a long time (i bought it as a gift), but if I recall correctly you cannot program it to fade custom colors. You can fade one color or you can have it fade thru them all in the same order every time. If you are electronically minded you could capture the IR signals used for the colors you want and with a trip to radio shack you could build a IR blaster set to cycle thru the color and fade signals how you want to get the effect you want. Its probably not worth the trouble though of course I could be wrong about programming colors. I haven't seen these in action since Christmas 2012 so I could be remembering wrong.
1060142
Yes you can have it on solid white or dimming white . You can pause the dim at either low medium or high brightness.
1450360
As far as I can tell there isn't a way to keep one colour. The man reason for this is because the manufacturer doesn't have LED control software.
1708581
No, you cannot turn them on separately, and they don't dim. That works for us in the location we have it, but it does reduce the options.
802086
Yep, it lights up and is colour-controlled via Kraken Control - temperature-dependent lighting can be achieved based on temp thresholds you set. For example, I can have a cyan lighting as my normal colour, then have it change to red when it's over 55 degrees Celsius.
2196661
Yes you can set the color of the lights to be white anytime you have the light on.
913356
Yes. You can select red, blue, green, white, and various hues under each section of the spectrum as a single steady color. However, you could find other less expensive single color option, since the 16 color remote is the main value.
282318
No, it isn't dim-able. The colors can be manually adjusted but not the brightness.
1607897
Not sure exactly what you're asking. As far as I know the lights can't be independent, because that would eliminate the point of the varying "levels" you get with the colors.
2196663
Yes, you can choose bright or dim white in addition to the other colors. It is a pretty light.
356069
There are two switches on your light, one on each side of the strip. One controls the white and red LEDs together. The other switch controls only the blue LEDs. You can run all three colors together, just the blues, or just the white and reds. You cannot use dim the lights; they are either on or off.
1238046
They have buttons for RGB that give you the pure colors but you can mix virtually anything in between. The remote has up & down arrows for each color. And, yes, you can dim, blink, fade - it's a lot of fun to play with!
1249078
Each LED housing has a red, green, and blue LED .. and with those you can basically make any color by adjusting the intensity of each (RGB) color.. it comes preset with the colors you see on the remote, plus a few functions.. fade, speed of fade, strobe function.. solid color on (with brightness fade)(and more). You can make it display any color of the rainbow - Example - Start with Red at it's brightest, slowly add blue - you get purple.. Red and Green max brightness - you get yellow - etc.. Do a Google search for RGB color chart - and that will give you an idea of what percentages to set each color at to get the color you are looking for. Each LED housing has a red, green, and blue LED .. and with those you can basically make any color by adjusting the intensity of each (RGB) color.. it comes preset with the colors you see on the remote, plus a few functions.. fade, speed of fade, strobe function.. solid color on (with brightness fade)(and more). You can make it display any color of the rainbow - Example - Start with Red at it's brightest, slowly add blue - you get purple.. Red and Green max brightness - you get yellow - etc.. Do a Google search for RGB color chart - and that will give you an idea of what percentages to set... » Read More Each LED housing has a red, green, and blue LED .. and with those you can basically make any color by adjusting the intensity of each (RGB) color.. it comes preset with the colors you see on the remote, plus a few functions.. fade, speed of fade, strobe function.. solid color on (with brightness fade)(and more). You can make it display any color of the rainbow - Example - Start with Red at it's brightest, slowly add blue - you get purple.. Red and Green max brightness - you get yellow - etc.. Do a Google search for RGB color chart - and that will give you an idea of what percentages to set each color at to get the color you are looking for. « Show Less