BlueGhozt Lite Smart LED Controller

BlueGhozt Lite Smart LED Controller

This is our newest product. It is controlled via iOS and Android devices via Bluetooth and works with ws2811, ws2812b, SK6812, and similar (Neoprism/Neopixel) addressable LEDs. It supports both RGB and RGBW types of neopixels. Works with both 5V or 12V versions of addressable LEDs. It provides similar animation capabilities as our original Ghozt modules only with neopixels instead of traditional LEDs!

BlueGhozt Lite is identical to the original BlueGhozt in every way except that it does not have +12V power switches.

This product is far easier to install compared to our original Ghozt modules. Connectors are included which plug and play with many off-the-shelf addressable RGB LED kits. Screw terminals are included on the board for solder-less connections.

Features

• Four 12v inputs, for left turn, right turn, park, and brake
• Controls two chains of addressable LEDs up to 350 each! (260 for RGBW)
• Fully configurable through Bluetooth with our iOS/Android app!
• New features delivered over the air through our app updates!
• Sequential turn signals
• F1-style braking
• Parking/running lights
• Show modes triggered via Bluetooth
• One module controls two turn signals!
• Unlimited fully customizeable show modes can be saved with our app
• Adjustable turn signal timing to cars flasher unit
• Very low power drain while in operation, sleep mode when idle
• Small form factor!
• Includes a protective plastic housing!

Minimal experience with retrofitting, soldering, and working with LEDs/resistors recommended. Headlight/taillight in most cases must be opened to gain direct access to install LEDs. LEDs, headlights, or taillights are all sold separately.

Business owners, be sure to check out ourPreferred Partner Programfor additional discounts on our original Ghozt modules! BlueGhozt modules will be covered under this program in the future as well.

App Users Guide:BlueGhoztApp-UserGuide_22Jan2018

Installers Guide:BlueGhozt_v1-InstallGuide_22Jan2018