For the WW/CW device, I would recommend trying the Generic Zigbee CT Bulb (dev) driver. The controller is compatible with the Hue Bridge and that is the driver that is used for Hue CT lights that are directly connected to Hubitat. So, it stands to reason that the controller would be 100% compatible with that driver.
It doesn't matter to the driver. The driver is just going to order the device to set to a specific Color or Color temp. It's up to the firmware in the controller to figure out how to get that color of light out of the LED strip.
There is a vast difference between RGBW and RBBCCT. If there is only driver for RGBW, we're not able to get the best out of the Warm & Cold LED lights.
I meant from a Hubitat/zibee command perspective. All of what you are talking about is in the firmware of the controller. Hubitat doesn't care how many channels the controller has. The commands to it are the exact same.
Hi.
I'm interested in purchasing this same LED Strip. Do you know how the light behaves after a power failure? Does the light automatically turns on? Or remains off? Or does it go back to previous state?
I purchased the gledopto (GL-C-008S 24V and Led flex strip 24V RGB+W+C, model MF350Z090A80) on Aliexpress and I made this test:
I removed physically the power supply while having different settings (ON, OFF, Full bright, blue, yellow, etc).
Whatever the state, I fully recover the state if was before the shut down.
Example:
If the strip was ON, blue, 50% => power OFF (main circuit) => wait few minutes => power ON (main circuit) => strip is ON, blue, 50%
I got the black model and it seems to work fine for the first tests I did. I'm still waiting some parts to be able to install behind the tv and do more tests (2 months waiting now :frowning )
Great news! Thanks! Gamble paid off.
I ordered one more of this one to put behind the TV. Demands an Android device or Windows computer, but is works greate without lag and every diode is adressable, so it follows the color all around the picture edge.