QuinLED dig2analog
Run dumb strips from a digital controller.
Appears as a single addressable pixel and outputs PWM to drive analog RGBW strips — chainable for many channels.
Where to buy
3 resellers- ALLNET China Worldwide $7.49 USD Buy
- DrZzs United States $12.50 USD Buy
- Jerems Inc Canada C$12.99 CAD Buy
Pricing indexed mid-2026 — check the store for current pricing. quinled.shop links you to the reseller — you check out and pay there.
Highlights
- Drives analog strips from digital data
- 4ch RGBW · 12/24V
- Chainable up to 400 boards
- No microcontroller
Specifications
The QuinLED dig2analog reads a digital LED data stream (appearing as one addressable pixel) and outputs 4-channel RGBW PWM to drive dumb analog strips at 12/24V, letting WLED and other digital controllers run analog lighting. It uses the WS2814F chip with no microcontroller, chains up to 400 boards at 2kHz PWM, and starts from $7.49.
The dig2analog bridges the two worlds: it reads a digital LED data stream (appearing as one addressable pixel) and outputs PWM to drive dumb analog strips. That lets WLED and other digital controllers run analog RGBW lighting, and you can chain up to 400 boards for lots of channels.
| Chip | WS2814F |
|---|---|
| Channels | 4 (RGBW) |
| Input | 12V / 24V |
| Power | up to 3A |
| Chaining | up to 400 boards · 2kHz PWM |
