Model K1000C Addressable LED Controller, Computer Programmable, SD Card Playback Key benefits Control up to 2048 pixels for large or multizone LED projects. Works with common addressable LED protocols so you can use widely available strips and modules. Program animations from a computer and export them to an SD card for reliable standalone playback. Wide input voltage range (DC 5 to 24 V) for flexible power options and easy integration into existing systems. Simplifies installation and operation for lighting designers, hobbyists, and installers. What this controller does Drives addressable LEDs and plays back complex pixelbased animations saved to an SD card. Allows computer programming of sequences, timing, and color effects, then runs those sequences without a PC connected. Supports multiple LED chip types, enabling compatibility with many LED products on the market. Compatibility Compatible with WS2812B, WS2815, SK6812, SK9822, and APA102 LED types. Supports up to 2048 individual pixels in total. Key features and performance 2048pixel capacity to handle medium to large installations. Computer programmable for precise control over color, timing, and patterns. SD card storage for offline playback and easy content changes. Operates from DC 5 to 24 V to match common LED power supplies. Compact controller designed for panel or enclosure mounting and onsite integration. Practical applications Architectural and accent lighting: drive large pixel arrays for façades, interior coves, and backlit features with programmable scenes. Stage and event lighting: create synchronized pixel effects for shows, concerts, and trade show exhibits, then run them from the SD card on site. Signage and creative displays: power digital signage, animated storefront displays, and holiday installations that require precise pixel control. What you get from this controller A reliable, programmable interface between your computer and addressable LED strips or modules. The ability to test and refine effects on a computer, then deploy them to sites without a constant PC connection. Support for multiple LED protocols so you can choose the LEDs that match your project needs. Notes for integration Ensure power supply voltage matches your LED strips and stays within DC 5 to 24 V. Confirm LED type compatibility before programming to match data signal format. Use an appropriately sized SD card and follow the controller software instructions for exporting sequences. This K1000C controller provides a flexible, pixeldense solution for projects that require computerdesigned animations and independent SD card playback with broad LED compatibility and wide input voltage support.