Ultimate Control: 16 Channel DMX Controller Relay Switch Dimmer Kit for DJ Equipment Review

The name is deceptive. If you want to turn LED strips or other devices on and off with DMX, this is not the case. I personally haven't been able to figure out what it does or how to get dmx to run anything. But that's my fault. It worked. It was well built. For something I have no idea, it works. But for me. I feel a little cheated.

Everything worked after I figured out how to program the dip switches. I've used it for Christmas lights synced to music using xLights and FalconPlayer on a Raspberry Pi 4 B+ with a Falcon Pi Hat by connecting DMX to this board. The relays on the circuit boards cannot withstand rapid switching and cannot be dimmed. easy on and off.

I have this relay for use with the Falcon Pixel Player. It works great with DMX channels and has good, reliable dial-up connections. When I first plugged it in, the switches flickered on and off, but adjusting the DIP switches easily fixed that. should do and has a good response time.

I ordered this switch to turn on and off the 120v Christmas lights used in my outdoor Christmas light show. The product works. That's all. Doesn't come in a box (it was in a plastic bag in a Revain box that wasn't lined), doesn't come with a manual, power adapter or anything. If you are looking for high quality packaging, NO! If you're looking for bells and whistles, look elsewhere. Whether you're looking for a trendy UI or a premium UI, you won't find it. If you came here for a funny review…

You can use these relays to create your own simple but effective Christmas light show. This relay board / DMX interface works great. BUT they can only turn the light on and off to the beat of the music. It took me days of internet research and experimentation to get them to work on widely available hardware and software. Here's some help: I used: This 16-channel DMX controller - Raspberry Pi 3 (rPi3) computer for $68 - 32GB SD card for Raspberry PI for $45 - Falcon PiCap for $7 - RS-485…