Gledopto GL-C-301P 5-in-1 LED controller
A small Zigbee LED controller that can drive a single-colour, warm-to-cool or full colour strip. Each controller is one light in Sensa, with a card on the Lighting tab. It runs on 12 V or 24 V and drives up to 6 A per channel, 10 A in total.
This is the controller we recommend for plain (non-addressable) strips on Zigbee. It is also sold as the GL-C-011P for DIN rail mounting, which Sensa handles in exactly the same way.
Sensa Connection Method
Zigbee.
Installation
Connect it to your LED strip, and power it from a regulated 12 V or 24 V DC supply that matches your strip, following Gledopto's instructions. Fit it within range of your Zigbee coordinator.
Configuration
The controller uses Zigbee, so you need a Zigbee coordinator added to Sensa first, such as the SMLight SLZB or the Sonoff Dongle M.
Set the mode for your strip on the controller itself: press its Opt button to step through the modes. The colour of its indicator shows which mode it is in. Set it before you pair the controller, as it rejoins as a different device when the mode changes.
| Mode | Indicator | For |
|---|---|---|
| RGB+CCT | White | Colour plus warm to cool white (RGB+CCT) strip |
| RGBW | Yellow | Colour plus white (RGBW) strip |
| RGB | Blue | Colour (RGB) strip |
| CCT | Green | Warm to cool white strip |
| Dimmer | Red | Single-colour strip |
Adding to Sensa Nomad
Open Settings, choose the Devices tab and press Pair Zigbee, then put the controller into pairing mode by pressing its Reset button four times. Sensa adds it as soon as it joins, and it moves to Added.
If it has been paired before and is waiting under Discovered, tick it and press Add Selected Devices. If it is not there yet, press Scan.
See Adding devices for more.
What you see
A card on the Habitation Lighting tab with a power button and brightness, plus a warm-to-cool slider or a colour picker depending on the mode. Sensa reads the mode from the controller. See Lighting.
Good to know
- Controls wrong for your strip? Set Light Type from the cog on the controller's row on the Devices tab. See Correcting it yourself.
- Fed from a relay? Power-On Delay and Leave Relay On are on the same cog. See Lights fed from a relay.