M0790 : M.T.C Canada LED RGB Amplifier Low Voltage DC5V-24VDC 30A

M0790 : M.T.C Canada LED RGB Amplifier Low Voltage DC5V-24VDC 30A

LED RGB Signal Amplifier – DC 5V-24V | 10A x 3 Channels

The LED RGB Amplifier is designed to extend and strengthen RGB signals from LED controllers, ensuring stable and synchronized lighting across additional LED strips. It supports DC 5V-24V input voltage and operates with common anode LED setups.

Key Features:

✅ Voltage Compatibility: Works with 5V, 12V, and 24V LED systems
✅ High Output Capacity: Supports 10A per channel (3 channels total)
✅ Wide Application: Suitable for RGB LED strips, modules, and other LED lighting
✅ Signal Boosting: Maintains consistent brightness and color for extended LED installations
✅ Easy Installation: Features secure terminal block connections for power and RGB signal output

Specifications:

• Input Voltage: DC 5V-24V

• Output: 3 Circuits (RGB)

• Output Current: 10A per channel

• Output Power:

  • 5V < 150W

  • 12V < 360W

  • 24V < 720W

• Connection Mode: Common Anode (+)

• Working Temperature: -20°C to 60°C

• Dimensions: 110mm x 90mm x 25mm

• Net Weight: 175g

Functionality:

This amplifier receives RGB signals from an LED controller and replicates them to another LED group, ensuring extended and synchronized lighting performance. It is ideal for large LED installations, commercial lighting, and home decor.

Wiring Instructions for LED RGB Signal Amplifier (DC 5V-24V, 10A x 3)

1. Components Required:

• LED RGB Signal Amplifier

• RGB LED Controller (to send the signal)

• RGB LED Strips

• DC Power Supply (5V, 12V, or 24V depending on your LED strip)

• Screwdriver (for terminal connections)

2. Wiring Steps

Power Connection:

1. Turn off all power sources before wiring.

2. Connect Power Supply to the Amplifier:

   • V+ (Positive) → Connect to the positive (+) terminal of the power supply

   • V- (Negative/Ground) → Connect to the negative (-) terminal of the power supply

3. Ensure the power supply voltage matches the LED strip voltage (5V, 12V, or 24V).

Signal Input from RGB Controller to Amplifier:

1. Connect the RGB controller's outputs to the amplifier’s input terminals (top side labeled B G R V+):

   • V+ (Positive Power Supply) → V+ of the controller

   • R (Red Channel) → R from the controller

   • G (Green Channel) → G from the controller

   • B (Blue Channel) → B from the controller

Signal Output from Amplifier to LED Strips:

1. Connect the RGB LED strip to the OUTPUT section (bottom side labeled V+ R G B):

   • V+ (Power Positive) → V+ of LED Strip

   • R (Red) → R of LED Strip

   • G (Green) → G of LED Strip

   • B (Blue) → B of LED Strip

2. If using multiple LED strips, connect them in parallel to the same output terminals.

3. Power On and Test

1. Double-check all connections before turning on the power supply.

2. Turn on the RGB controller and amplifier.

3. The amplifier should boost the RGB signal to the connected LED strips.

4. If lights do not turn on, recheck wiring, ensure correct voltage, and confirm polarity.

4. Important Notes:

✅ The amplifier voltage must match the LED strip voltage (e.g., 12V amplifier for 12V LED strip).
✅ Use a sufficiently powerful power supply to avoid overload.
✅ Always connect correct RGB wiring (R → R, G → G, B → B, V+ → V+).
✅ For long LED strip runs, use multiple amplifiers to prevent signal loss.