- do these bulbs work with a hue hub
- Can the Ajax Online LED strip be bent around a corner or surface?
Yes, the Ajax Online LED Strip can be bent around a corner as they are flexible. (depends on the way it’s bent). Please take a look at our Pro Series 6-Pin LED Strip Hippo Connectors.
- If I switch the LED strips OFF, will it remember the last colour and brightness settings?
Yes, it does remember the last settings, including colour and brightness.
- What is the maximum length of Ajax Online LED strip, that I can connect to the Ajax Online Smart Zigbee LED controller?
The maximum length is 5 metres, however, you can extend up to 20 metres when paired with the Ajax Online LED strip Power Amplifier. We recommend using an Ajax Online Power Amplifier every 5 metres to avoid voltage drop.
- I'm having issues with pairing the Smart Zigbee Pro Series LED Strip Kit to an app?
1) Please reset and follow the pairing instructions again (2.) Get in touch for further assistance.
- 1) Which smartphone apps connect to the Ajax Online Smart Zigbee Pro Controllers? 2) Is this Apple Homekit compatible?
1) They connect to Hue, SmartThings, and Alexa(require Echo Plus) 2) No the Smart Zigbee Controllers are not Homekit compatible.
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marcus1983 –
This product worked well first time! I have a white LED kitchen strip light (not Philips) which I wanted to hook up to the Philips Hue system. This item worked exactly as described with my Philips Hue system. It shows up in the Philips Hue App and can be renamed just like any other ‘device’. My only observation is that the instructions make it clear that the Philips Hue bridge needs to be within 3m of this device which in my view is extremely short! Luckily with this particular installation, that was the case; however, might be worth checking this beforehand. Overall, a great product and very easy to set up!
marcus1983 –
Daryn Wilkinson –
This worked fine for about a month, but then after the Hue updated a few days ago I wasn’t able to connect to the lights anymore. I deleted the lights from the Hue app, turned the lights off and on 5 times then restarted the Hue bridge. Then I was able to add them as normal.
Daryn Wilkinson –
SWB –
This works fine with Hue and when the load is at 100%. When using Hue to dim the load it can cause power supply to make an annoying high pitched noise (tried two different PSUs). Swapping unit out for a more expensive version and keeping every other component the same results in no noise, so I have returned mine.
SWB –
Royster –
This is paired with my Hue, and paired without issue (although not quite sure why it adds two devices). Connected to RGB LED strip, and works great. Never missed a command yet.
Royster –
Leasa F. –
The unit can be set up is 4 modes; single colour,colour temp, rgb or rgbw by dip switches. I have only used this is rgb mode so I can’t comment on the others, however they work in the same sort of way.It was very easy to pair with the Echo Plus finding the device first time and tailoring menus to the DIP switch settings in the controller. E.g if it is single colour mode there is only brightness and on or off.In rgb mode, it allows voice commands for a wide range of colours using alexa. For example “Alexa set the to crimson”. In the same way brightness can be set in % as well as simple on or off.
Leasa F. –
Amazon Customer –
Installed as a single colour (diming ) LED strip and a 12v power supply. Connected to a Philips hue hub with no problems whatsoever. Intend to purchase a second unit for an RGB+W strip
Amazon Customer –
Dan Bishop –
I’ve only had this up and running for a few days now, but it’s been 100% reliable. I have it controlled by home assistant via deconz (conbee usb stick). I’ve also paired an IKEA Trådfri wireless dimmer with it and this works perfectly too.
Dan Bishop –
Dazaster –
Used this Ballast to replace an infra red control unit that came with a TV CabinetNeeded to cut the power supply dc plug off to use it with this ballast, as it uses push down clamp connectors. I also had to tin the wires with a soldering iron, as the clamp connector seems more secure with slightly thicker conductors.Once done, the Ballast appeared as ‘Extended Color light’ when i scanned for new devices using the Hue App.Since then it has worked just like my other hue devices.I did have one instance when it seemed to crash and required a power cycle, but that coincided with my trying to add the light to the Hive app via it’s Hue integration. It’s been fine since.Overall, this seems the most cost effective way I can currently see to integrate RGB or RGBW strip lighting into the hue system.
Dazaster –
JonathanJonathan –
I bought this to connect into my Philips Hue system. It cost £33 when I bought it (I have 2), you then have to factor in LED strips and a PSU.I am starting to wonder if you might not just as well buy the proper Philips Hue LED strips due to this high cost and not a great performance.It does work fine on the hole, I have connected 2 strips of LEDs on one, an RGB set and a white only set, which does look very good. It took me a while to get them working, they show up as 2 different lights in the Hue app. You have to make sure the bit switches are set correctly before connecting. As the instructions are so poor this ended up being a trial and error exercise.I have one of these in my office which I have tried with a number of PSU’s but it frequently makes an annoying buzzing sound, but it is rarely at max brightness, it usually depends on the colour, but not the brightness. So I would say it is ok when in a noisy area but you wouldn’t want it in your bedroom.My final niggle is that I found that the unit in my office shows as unreachable in my office which is only about 3 meters from the hub and not thick walls. It still works fine though most of the time. I contacted the manufacturer for support and received no response.So would I recommend or buy again, simply no to both, it would have to be at least half the price or include a PSU to make it worth £33.Note for the picture, the screen printing (the printing on the PCB) is correct, the printing on the bit switch itself is incorrect for this usage. 1 is normally considered on and 0 (zero) is normally considered off making setting up a bit confusing.
JonathanJonathan –
Dave –
Absolutely fantastic bit of kit, paired with the Philips Hue Hub without any problems andworks extremely well. No problem controlling the unit with the Hue app or an Alexa dot with a Hue Hub.
Dave –
Amazon Customer –
Excellent product delivery on time and price was good
Amazon Customer –
Kishun Gorasia –
Great product and works with the led strip that I had purchased. Easy to set up and makes a great feature to my kitchen but can imagine it would work great in any room you require. Great service from the seller when I got a bit stuck on the set up.
Kishun Gorasia –
GreenaGiantGreenaGiant –
Excellent. Works well. More for the person who knows a bit about electronics and how to make things work as it has some quirks in the Hue app but I’m definitely happy and would but again.
GreenaGiantGreenaGiant –
Glyn –
Doesn’t work as per instructions and still waiting for support to get back to me, it’s been 2 weeks
Glyn –
H G Parry –
Not used yet but quick delivery and as advertised. Downloading instruction from QR code on their box not as straightforward.
H G Parry –
Ciobanu Dragos Irinel –
Works great. Only downside is that when you dimming the light it’s flickering a little bit.
Ciobanu Dragos Irinel –
Munir Dahya –
Works perfectly with SmartThings.
Munir Dahya –
Dave Nott –
Excellent Zigbee controller, much better and smaller than the v1! Integrates with Philips Hue much better also
Dave Nott –
Edd –
Fantastic support and neat little product for LED strip lighting.
Edd –
Paul Dermott –
Great product. Super easy to install, used it to replace a dumb wall controller for some under cupboard LED lights in our kitchen. Had a bit of trouble getting it connected and had to call the Ajax online support. The person I spoke to was fantastic, actually helped me to get it setup through Smartthings which I wasn’t expecting to be possible as it didn’t show as working with Smartthings on their website. They talked me through the setup and it’s now working flawlessly with a smartthings motion sensor. Highly recommended, great product and great customer support.
Paul Dermott –
Joe Earley –
Works well with any led strip RBGW CW WW etc. Links with Hue and Alexa with no issues
Joe Earley –
Ben –
Easy to hook up and easy to link to a Hue hub (it doesn’t require the fiddly and time-consuming “touch link” process required for some third party devices). Remarkably good brightness control. I have nothing bad to say.
Ben –
Stuart Howitt –
Easy to install and setup. Works well with Hue hub.
Stuart Howitt –
Mandy –
This is the second aftermarket controller I have bought for these guys and have used it with a very cheap led strip to be controlled ‘via zigbee’ from my hue lights setupIt was a ton cheaper and works perfectly thankyou xx
Mandy –
Andy –
I had a user error fault whilst installing this product and found the supplier to be very helpfull indeed. Once I had fixed my error all works great. One very happy customer.
Andy –
Ric –
This is the second of two products bought from Ajax Online. The setup is trick if it’s your first time because the instructions, aren’t relevant to SmartThings. You have to go into the IDE in your Samsung SmartThings account and change a setting. Not difficult but just about impossible because you don’t have all the right information in the box.One again Ayay, the owner came to the rescue with the right information – and on a Sunday too. How’s that for customer service?The controller is very easy to wire and worked flawlessly once powered up.Manual control is a little jumpy, not because of the controller, but because of the inherent latency in the device you’re using (smartphone or tablet) when coupled with the SmartThings Hub.However, when controlled through an automation in SmartThings, dimming and colour changes with LED strip lights are really smooth.The best bit is that the device is picked up by Alexa. Hue and brightness changes are silky smooth – exactly what I was looking for.Once you’ve gone through the setup hurdles you are rewarded with an excellent product which is cheaper than many of the rivals. It’s ZigBee 3.0 and will mesh to extend the network. You’ll also need to buy a good 12V or 24V power supply in addition to the controller.
Ric –
Colin B. –
Used for under cupboard lighting, easy to wire up especially with the push connectors which are used everywhere these days… So please brought a second one, which came with a wiring diagram, the first didn’t, so it tool a bit of trial and error to work out the 1 to 4 terminals.
Colin B. –
Amazon Customer –
Great build quality.
Amazon Customer –
Jamie –
great product when setup and working correctly im new to all of this so struggled at times but got some great advice and help of the seller would definatly recommend i used an rgbw strip connecting the white to a strip under the counter and rgb to the plinth works excellent just how i intended
Jamie –
T. S. Lofts –
I purchased this to connect with my Phillips Hue system. Unfortunately this controller behaves as two separate lights when linked in to a Phillips Hue system; colours as one light, and the white as a second light, not as one cohesive controller like the Phillips Hue bulbs. This means it you can move between the colours but the white will always remain off or on (depending how you’ve got the white switched on or off) and they don’t seamlessly interact with the colours. I found this really disappointing and not at all like Phillips Hue bulbs.However, I will say the customer service was brilliant, albeit I have now returned this for a refund.
T. S. Lofts –
Mr. C. Brook –
But it does work really well with Philips Hue. Be aware that it doesn’t come with a power supply, luckily I had a power supply from some IKEA LED strips I used to have, so I just chopped the end off and wired it in.
Mr. C. Brook –
Andy F –
I was made aware of this Zigbee LED strip controlling device through watching a YouTube video, attracted by it enabling me to control my new LED lights via my Philips Hue Bridge.Delivery was prompt and it was clear from the outset that the seller was keen to ensure complete satisfaction with the product and even sent simple illustrated set-up instructions in advance. Set-up was straightforward although I did need support after failing to spot a key step. My mistake. The solution was simple and promptly supplied. It’s now working perfectly.
Andy F –
Will –
Set this up with RGB strip lights on the back of my TV, works really well so far but it was not visible at all when trying to add it to hue entertainment. Works great on the Hue app and Google home, it is slightly slower to respond than a normal hue light but other than that works really well and considering the cost of hue light strips it’s a small complaint. Will be getting another for the kitchen under cabinet lighting soon
Will –