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The flagship Gledopto controller. Handles all five LED channel types: RGB, CCT, RGBW, RGBCCT, and single-colour, from a single unit. Zigbee PRO+ chipset with enhanced mesh range and support for OTA firmware updates. Pairs natively with Zigbee2MQTT and Philips Hue bridges. Pluggable blade fuse for field serviceability. 20A maximum output, DC 12–24V input. Recommended for permanent cove lighting, under-cabinet runs, and any installation where you want one controller that handles everything.

The compact version of the PRO series. Same 5-in-1 channel flexibility as the GL-C-201P in a significantly smaller footprint: 70 x 36 x 10mm, designed for tight enclosures, false ceiling cavities, and installations where space is the constraint. 6A total output shared across all channels, DC 5–24V input. A solid choice for bedroom and bathroom LED strip runs where you do not need 20A headroom but still want full RGBCCT control and proper Zigbee reliability.

Next-generation Zigbee PRO+ controller with pluggable 20A blade fuse and USB-C power input port (5V, 3A max, power only, not a UART port). Five LED channel modes: RGBCCT, RGBW, RGB, CCT, Dimmer. 15A total output, 10A per channel. Accepts DC 5–24V input, including 5V runs. Zigbee 3.0 with 2.4GHz RF for hub-free physical control. Differs from the GL-C-201P: 15A vs 20A total, accepts DC 5V in addition to 12–24V, and includes the field-replaceable fuse and Type-C power port.

ESP32-based controller running WLED firmware out of the box. 15A total output for long addressable LED strip runs, with built-in microphone for music-reactive effects. UART port on the board for firmware updates and debugging (open the case to reach it). Supports WS2812B, SK6812, WS2811, SM16703P, and most single-wire addressable protocols. DC 5–24V input, up to 800 ICs. Controlled via WLED web interface, mobile app, MQTT, or Home Assistant native integration. Fully local, no cloud account required.

Revised hardware edition of the GL-C-015WL-D. Identical performance specifications: ESP32, 15A total output, built-in microphone, 800 IC max, with a USB Type-C UART port replacing the Micro-B connector, and an orange housing. Supports WS2812B, SK6812, WS2811, SM16703P, TM1814, and most single-wire addressable protocols. DC 5–24V input. Controlled via WLED web interface, mobile app, MQTT, or Home Assistant native integration. Fully local, no cloud account required.

ESP32-based WLED controller with built-in digital I2S microphone for music-reactive lighting effects. 10A total output for single-room and medium-length addressable strip runs. Two output channels (GPIO16 and GPIO2). Supports WS2812B, SK6812, WS2811, SM16703P, TM1814, FCOB, and most single-wire addressable protocols. DC 5–24V input, up to 800 ICs. Controlled via WLED web interface, mobile app, MQTT, or Home Assistant native integration. Fully local, no cloud account required.

ESP32-based WLED controller with 15A total output for long addressable LED strip runs. Two strip outputs, GPIO16 (primary) and GPIO2 (secondary), plus an extended GPIO pin for custom inputs. No built-in microphone: base variant without audio-reactive capability. Supports WS2812B, SK6812, WS2811, SM16703P, TM1814, FCOB, and most single-wire addressable protocols. DC 5–24V input, up to 800 ICs. Controlled via WLED web interface, mobile app, MQTT, or Home Assistant native integration. Fully local, no cloud account required.

Physical remote control for Gledopto WLED products. Control on/off, brightness, four scene presets, and night light mode without opening an app. Communicates by ESP-NOW over WiFi, no hub required. Pair it once in the WLED settings. Up to 50 metres range. Compatible with Gledopto WLED products only, not compatible with Zigbee controllers.

Matter-over-WiFi LED strip controller. Works natively with Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa and Home Assistant, no proprietary hub or bridge required. 20A total output, DC 5–24V. After commissioning, operates locally without cloud dependency. No Zigbee coordinator needed, just a 2.4GHz WiFi network and a Matter controller (Apple HomePod Mini, Apple TV 4K, Amazon Echo 4th gen+, or HA with Matter server). Marketed by Gledopto as an ACK (Alexa Connect Kit) controller.

WLED controller with wired Ethernet: eliminates WiFi entirely. Four independent digital outputs (IO16, IO12, IO4, IO2) running separate WLED segments simultaneously. Built-in microphone for AudioReactive effects. RJ45 with crystal oscillator for stable, low-latency connectivity. Pluggable 20A blade fuse. Type-C port is dual-purpose: 5V power input and UART firmware download. Ideal for media rooms, server rack installations, and RF-congested environments. Requires an Ethernet switch or router port, no WiFi adapter required.

Hybrid WLED controller over wired Ethernet: 1 digital output (IO16) for addressable strips (WS2812B/SK6812) plus 2 PWM outputs (IO4, IO2) for non-addressable analogue strips. Run coloured RGB and functional CCT lighting simultaneously from a single controller and power supply. Built-in microphone for AudioReactive effects on the digital channel. RJ45 Ethernet with crystal oscillator. Compare with the GL-C-618WL which has 4 digital outputs for addressable-only installations.

Mains-powered (AC 100–240V) smart outdoor spike light for permanent landscape installation. Full RGB colour plus tunable white, IP66-rated for Singapore's year-round rain and humidity. 7W, 500–550lm, 25° focused beam: suited for uplighting trees, facade lighting, and driveway uplights. Singapore 3-pin plug included. Integrates with Home Assistant via ZHA or Zigbee2MQTT, Philips Hue and Homey. Automate by sunrise and sunset, sync multiple units as a group, or control independently. A Zigbee coordinator is required.

A network-attached Zigbee and Thread coordinator for serious Home Assistant, Zigbee2MQTT and ZHA builds. Connects over 100Mbps Ethernet with PoE, so you can mount the radio high and central, away from USB noise and your rack, for a cleaner, more stable mesh. Built on the Silicon Labs EFR32MG21 radio with an ESP32 for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. USB Passthrough Mode exposes a plugged-in USB radio (such as a Z-Wave stick) to your system over the LAN. Runs the local SLZB-OS firmware with a web UI, MQTT, OTA updates and Zigbee Hub Mode. No cloud account required. IMDA-registered equipment (ESER/26/3677), legally imported and locally stocked by a licensed Singapore dealer. Local Warranty.

The long-range member of the SLZB-06 line, built on the Texas Instruments CC2652P7, the highest-output 2.4GHz Zigbee radio in the range, for large meshes and multi-storey homes. Network-attached over 100Mbps Ethernet with PoE, so the radio mounts central and high, away from server and USB interference. USB Passthrough Mode exposes a plugged-in USB radio (such as a Z-Wave stick) to your system over the LAN. Runs the local SLZB-OS firmware with a web UI, MQTT, OTA updates and Zigbee Hub Mode. No cloud account required. IMDA-registered equipment (ESER/26/3677), legally imported and locally stocked by a licensed Singapore dealer. Local Warranty.

The flagship coordinator: two independent 2.4GHz radios in one network-attached unit. Run a Zigbee coordinator and a Thread border router simultaneously, or two separate Zigbee networks, each on its own antenna. Radio one is the TI CC2674P10, radio two the Silicon Labs EFR32MG24, with an ESP32 for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Connects over 100Mbps Ethernet with PoE 48 support. USB Passthrough Mode exposes a plugged-in USB radio over the LAN. Runs the local SLZB-OS firmware with a web UI, MQTT, OTA updates and Zigbee Hub Mode. No cloud account required. IMDA-registered equipment (ESER/26/3682), legally imported and locally stocked by a licensed Singapore dealer. Local Warranty.

The mainstream entry point into dual-radio coordination: two independent 2.4GHz radios in one network-attached unit. Run a Zigbee coordinator and a Thread border router simultaneously, or two separate Zigbee networks, each on its own antenna. Radio one is the TI CC2652P7 (as used in SLZB-06P7U), radio two the Silicon Labs EFR32MG21 (as used in SLZB-06MU), with an ESP32 for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Connects over 100Mbps Ethernet with PoE 48 support. USB Passthrough Mode exposes a plugged-in USB radio over the LAN. Runs the local SLZB-OS firmware with a web UI, MQTT, OTA updates and Zigbee Hub Mode. No cloud account required. IMDA-registered equipment (ESER/26/4460), legally imported and locally stocked by a licensed Singapore dealer. Local Warranty.

The expandable flagship of the SLZB range. Two independent 2.4GHz radios run Zigbee and Thread / Matter side by side, each on its own antenna: the TI CC2674P10 for Zigbee and the Silicon Labs EFR32MG24 for Thread, the same pair as the SLZB-MR3U, on a newer ESP32-S3 core. Where it goes further is the peripheral set: a USB-A host port that exposes an external radio dongle over TCP/IP, an infrared transmitter and receiver for legacy aircon and AV gear, a microSD slot, audio out and a click-in module bay. 100Mbps Ethernet, SLZB-OS firmware with REST API, MQTT, WireGuard and OTA. Fully local, no cloud. Ships in the base Zigbee + Thread + Wi-Fi + BLE configuration. The PoE, Z-Wave 800, 4G, microphone and UPS modules are optional extras and are not included. IMDA-registered equipment (ESER/26/5102), legally imported and locally stocked by a licensed Singapore dealer. Local Warranty.

A compact mmWave presence sensor for Home Assistant, with ESPHome installed at the factory. The HLK-LD2410B radar holds presence on someone sitting still, reaches about 6 metres and tracks a single target. An ambient light and UV sensor, an RGB LED and a piezo buzzer are on board. It runs locally over 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi with no cloud account. This is the Base variant, with no CO2 sensor and no humidity sensor. Only the sensor is in the box, so you supply the 5 V USB-C power supply and cable. IMDA-registered equipment (ESER/26/6080), legally imported and locally stocked by a licensed Singapore dealer.

A zone-tracking radar sensor for Home Assistant, with ESPHome installed at the factory. The HLK-LD2450 radar reports up to three moving targets with X and Y coordinates, across three zones you define, out to about 6 metres. An ambient light and UV sensor, an RGB LED and a piezo buzzer are on board. It runs locally with no cloud account. Radar sensitivity is not adjustable, and Apollo rates still-presence detection as limited. This is the Base variant, with no CO2 sensor and no humidity sensor. Only the sensor is in the box, so you supply the 5 V USB-C power supply and cable. IMDA-registered equipment (ESER/26/6081), legally imported and locally stocked by a licensed Singapore dealer.

A wired presence sensor for Home Assistant installations that already run PoE, with ESPHome installed at the factory. The HLK-LD2450 radar on the board tracks moving targets across zones, and this set adds one LD2412 module for still presence. Power it over Ethernet or USB-C. The LD2412 is supplied unfitted, and you push it on to the headers yourself. The sensor ships on Wi-Fi firmware and is switched to Ethernet from Home Assistant, a step that needs internet access. It has no CO2 sensor and no humidity sensor. No Ethernet cable, USB-C cable, power supply or mount is in the box. The R PRO-1 sensor is IMDA-registered equipment (ESER/26/6082), legally imported and locally stocked by a licensed Singapore dealer.