Pixel Light Controller RGB RGBW with Remoter

The FEL-CP1 is the inline RF controller for the single-run pixel installs — the smallest controller in the pixel range, and the one that lives in the run itself. RGB and RGBW strips connect through the inline body, the supply ranges DC5-24V, and the load carries up to 10 amps: 50 watts of 5V strip, 120 of 12V, 240 of 24V. The RF remote works across 30 to 50 metres, and the touch keys and the digital display run the brightness and the effects from the unit. The body is an inline 135×30×20mm strip at 110g — mounted in the run, not racked on a desk.

Ten amps on the run

The output carries up to 10 amps, and the power figure follows the supply: 50 watts of pixel strip at 5V, 120 at 12V, 240 at 24V. That is a full run of the high-density RGB or RGBW strip on one controller, sized to the voltage the strip runs. The supply ranges DC5-24V, so the same unit serves the 5V pixels and the 24V ones, and the load moves with the strip rather than the box.

RF control across 30 to 50 metres

The remote works on RF at 30 to 50 metres — through the wall, from the next room, without the line of sight an infrared handset needs. The installer fits the controller in the run once, and the control happens from wherever the day takes the user: the counter, the office, the floor above. It is control for the installs where a console or a wall panel was never in the budget.

Touch keys and the digital display

The unit carries touch keys and a digital display on its face. The brightness sets on the strip of keys, the effects cycle through the display, and the state reads at a glance without an app or a phone. Between the remote across the room and the touch keys on the unit, the run is controllable from two places — whichever is closer at the time.

DIY brightness and effects

The brightness and the effects are user-set — the DIY side of the Highlights. The run holds the brightness level the space needs rather than a fixed output, and the effects adjust to the pace the install wants. For the retail and hospitality builds that change their look by season, the settings change from the remote without rewiring anything.

Working envelope

The body is 135×30×20mm at 110g — an inline strip-style unit that hides in the cove, the alcove or the joinery, mounted in the run rather than on the desk. The supply is DC5-24V matched to the strip, and the output carries the 10-amp maximum with the power range above. The specifications do not list a working-temperature row, so the mounting advice stays where the strip’s own rating puts it.

Where it gets used

The controller earns its place on the single-run builds: the bar counter and the shelf accent, the home cove and the joinery line, the small retail display and the lettering build. Wherever one run of RGB or RGBW pixels needs control from a remote — and the budget, the space or the schedule rules out a desktop controller — this is the inline unit.

Where it sits in the range

The pixel-control range scales with the install. The CP1 is this inline RF controller for the single runs. The CD1 is the desktop DMX-and-SPI controller with the scheduled playback; the CA3 is the ArtNet-to-DMX gateway; and the CA2 is the Ethernet flagship — ArtNet and sACN in, 16 pixel ports, 5,440 pixels. The Highlights carry six supported pixel ICs for the CP1; the IC list itself is not enumerated in the specifications, so the match to the strip gets confirmed with the sales team at order.

Why do buyers pick the FEL-CP1 over the alternatives? Here is what we hear from customers:
Control from the next room. The RF remote works across 30 to 50 metres — through the wall, without the line of sight an infrared handset needs.
The inline body. 135×30×20mm at 110g, mounted in the run — no desktop box on the counter and no panel on the wall.
Ten amps on one run. 240 watts of 24V strip, 120 of 12V or 50 of 5V — the full run on one controller.
Touch keys and the display. The brightness and the effects set on the unit itself, with the state reading at a glance.
DIY settings. The brightness holds where the space needs it and the effects run at the pace the install wants — changed from the remote, not the wiring.
DC5-24V. The same unit serves the 5V pixels and the 24V ones.

The FEL-CP1 is the inline controller for the single-run pixel builds — the RF remote and the touch keys covering the installs that never see a console.
Bars and counters. Shelf and counter accents on one strip run, the remote behind the bar changing the look between services at 30 to 50 metres’ reach.
Home coves and joinery. The living-room cove line and the joinery accents, the inline body hidden in the run with only the display showing.
Retail displays. Shelving and window accents on the DIY settings, the brightness and the pace changed season to season from the remote, without touching the run.
Lettering and signage. Small addressable lettering builds, the run controlled from across the shop floor on the touch keys or the remote.
Event pieces. The 110g inline unit tucked into the temporary run at the venue, the remote doing the show from the floor.
For the bigger builds, the range scales up — the CD1 adds the DMX input and the scheduled playback at the desktop scale, and the CA2 carries the Ethernet side with 16 pixel ports and 5,440 pixels.