2024 - How to Set Up And Control Addressable LEDs - The ULTIMATE Beginners Guide!

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[@d_oot]

For anyone interested in recreating this, read this first! Most power supplies with barrel connectors that you have lying around the house are not suitable for this project! Some of them may be 12V, some of them 19.5V. Plugging in your ESP32 or the WS2812b strip directly to anything higher than 5 volts without any step-down in between will for sure fry the microchip in no time. You should never, even for a minute or two, exceed the 5V current to the VIN pins for those devices. Even though these are not expensive, please read the information stickers on power supplies. Have a wonderful rest of the day!

[@julianchristopher4932]

Do you recommend plugging the esp 32 separately and only running the data line to the led’s

[@hasbulla3167]

What about powering the 5v leds with 19,5v?

[@julianchristopher4932]

@@hasbulla3167 Do you recommend running a separate power source for the ESP32 and only connecting the data line to the led’s if the led voltage is greater than the recommended voltage for the ESP?

[@giacomoneri1782]

​@@julianchristopher4932 Using a dedicated phone charger for the esp shouldn't be a problem. But, is it really a problem running the leds at 5 Volt?

[@DJ_JINXTER]

@@julianchristopher4932 you would need a common ground or common live to the microcontroller for the LEDS to take in the data

[@TrikyMikFoley]

After watching this guide a ton, I finally found a project for this. Set up was a breeze. Thanks!

[@VoiceMyDreams]

I've watched so many videos before finally happening across this one, and only now am I feeling remotely confident in installing my LEDs. You're a badass. Thank you so much for your simple and concise explanation!

[@alih.3128]

This is top-notch quality content. Thank you for these clear and always up-to-date guides. I can't praise the quality enough, You clearly put in the work, Chris.

[@cheekster777]

This is an excellent guide and one that I certainly plan on using in the New Year. 👌🏻 Thank you so much Chris. 🙏🏻

[@REALLYRANDOMREVIEW5]

So glad you did another ESP32 video with WLED i am also currently working on a WLED project Video and i got stuck trying to set it all up this Video is Very Helpful Chris Thanks Also Happy New Year and all the best for 2024

[@theninjabay]

I love that when you mention something which you know the audiance will want to know more about but have it prepared later in the video, you actually mention it! This makes focusing on what you're presenting a lot more easier, as I know that I don't have to remember to google something afterwards in case it's not being mentioned in the video! (long time subscriber, but wanted to compliment that quality of yours)

[@Joe-fb4eg]

I’ve recently got into doing stuff like this I’ve been doing cluster gauges and did my sons leds in his room and I’ve been looking for a good tutorial channel and I found it. Thank you this is gonna give me things to do to keep my mind occupied.

[@SSDMusic692]

yooooo i was about 1,5 hours into arduino when i found your video. you answered all my questions and gave a quick alternative . Thumbs up, love it my car will look so riced out, i cant wait

[@chanychin]

Broski, great tutorial, very easy to follow! Thanks and keep up the good work

[@MrDavejkings]

Thanks Chris. I'm just about to start getting into the LED game and this helps a lot

[@ChrisMaherDIY]

You are very welcome! Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment!

[@forster46]

This is awesome, been wanting to switch over to wled for lighting projects but seemed like a lot to learn. This video definitely simplifies it. Do you have a recommendation for how you could better seal up the esp32 and wiring into a more finished package (like a 3d printed case with different wires that don't stick way out like those jumpers do from the board)? I feel like the main downside of this setup is you have a random control board and wiring + connectors just laying around on the floor or wherever.

[@GabesITCorner]

Very well explained Chris! All the useful info in one place! Thanks to your tutorial I’m was able to configure my own ESP32 without spending hours researching on the internet.

[@Pabla98]

Usually most 'beginner' type videos always gloss over basic details (the details that beginners have yet to learn) and are not really informative. This video however is an excellent starting point for those looking to get into the world of WLED, thank you!

[@gameamder8768]

I love you, i allways get exited when i see your new video, keep going❤

[@cheekster777]

Hope that you had yourself a wonderful Christmas Chris? Happy New Year my friend.

[@ChrisMaherDIY]

Thanks as always buddy! Hope you had a great Christmas as well!

[@michaelgaynor21]

Love the videos I’d love a guide for outdoor leds, precautions to take how connect them with gaps

[@robp9129]

Best wishes from the U.K Chris!!! Always great content Bud👍👌

[@ChrisMaherDIY]

Thanks so much! Appreciate the support!

[@mikek5602]

Thank you. I wish everyone could keep it that simple 👍🏻

[@FunFamilyAdventures2020]

Thank you so much for breaking this down

[@fruitsnac]

This was so helpful! thank you!!!!!

[@tulz43]

Your channel is really helping me out and giving me some great ideas. What is the advantage of a COB led strip vs a strip of SK6812? How are they different?

[@GRJOHN360]

Great Beginners Guide Chris! Do you have any video with big 60A power supply for big projects? Is it too complex to connect?

[@tgharperful]

Thank you for educating us. If I want to install 3 individual led strips in a ceiling (each about 15’ in length) and I want each strip to do the exact same thing, do I wire them in parallel, in series or should each strip be individually wired back to the controller? (and I’m talking about individual addressable led strips).

[@aaronsharp1739]

What a fantastic video bro. Thank you

[@GabeCounts]

Always love your videos! You have any luck getting an ESP32 to work with DMX?

[@atmyworkshop8385]

Outstanding video great information!

[@BackToTheFutura]

I saved this video since I will need to watch it several times before I get it. Nothing to do with you, it's just how I process. I've been dabbling with LEDs since the late 80's... yes, I am old but still a geek. My friends call me transistor head. I am a gadget fiend. Even though I've been using LED's and have a huge collection, I am really interested in doing the animations myself rather than buying pre-programed ones. Thank you for the great video. Be well, be safe and always be careful. Rocket13

[@fatheenkhan6526]

I love your videos, it has helped me with so many projects…thank you so much! Love from India ❤️

[@keithkelly9788]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@dazz1one]

Thanks for this video. I’m interested in having just a few smaller LED strips at various places in my home. Is it possible to cut from the main strip and use a few as 20-30 LEDS attached to an ESP32 ? Thanks.

[@hsnorh8180]

best explanation ever...🙏 thanks...👍

[@darkpharaoh542]

I"m so glad you made this video. I really want to try this. Is there a way to connect the to smart home assistant like Alexa?

[@S1G1N]

Love the video, thank you Chris! If my LED location (hallway) is a good distance from power (say 30-40ft) how much power loss would you get running the power to the strips over that distance?

[@BarryGeorge]

Great videos, as usual, Chris. Have you done anything with the 2.4Ghz RF multi zone controllers? Im interested in controlling a few zones with a wireless on wall controller. Toe kick lighting etc.

[@metelomaniac]

Wow that's a great room setup!

[@DelanoyBM]

Thank you for your videos.

[@kinglouiesshed8995]

Hi Chris Watched an earlier video of yours and got a bit confused as to why my leds where still flickering. After some digging about it turned out to be the length of the signal wires I used. I tried hooking my speakers and tv to one esp device and used long 1mm cables. Not the right way. You can use the skip the first led and solder in a single led to boost the signal but I still think it’s better to use a signal booster if your going to do it this way. Thanks for all the great info and maybe this is something you can expand on or explain in a diffrent video. Thanks

[@kevinstewart8623]

Chris, thanks for the very informative videos. I have been following and watching for some time and decided to take the leap into the DIY led projects. I have been following this video to the letter, but I am stuck. After switching back to my home network and opening the app to discover I keep getting the no lights found display. Double-checked network credentials, and everything looks good, and the led strip is lit. Any suggestions or ever experienced this? Thanks again for the great videos

[@jensche21]

Nice Videos. It would be great to see how you manage a multi-strip setup. Like for example 5 strips on a ceiling. all together or seperate?

[@seethroughdavid]

God bless you, Chris!

[@EThome]

Great video thanks you. Wanted to do this for a long time but never felt I could do this. Beginners question. Do you need 1 controller per led strip?Or did I miss something.

[@vijayganti7041]

Hi Chris, this tutorial is great. I have question related to the power adapter. Can you wire the lights to a low voltage transformer bypassing the power adapter? I am planning for outdoor landscaping lights and would like to connect all the lights to a low voltage transformer by taking advantage of the govee controller. Please let me know your thoughts.

[@luclenders]

Thanks for the awesome tutorial! Working on a simple project atm using your info. I just have 2 question. When adding a more beefy psu you dont have to connect the micro usb? This is power through the psu? And how do you know the limit on the MA. Is there a calculation or do you always take a bit less than the psu can supply?

[@ivangutowski]

Really, really good... right up to the point where you forgot to tell people about the voltage the power supply needs to be.. it must be 5V. Also you should have a resistor on the data line and capacitor across the power lines

[@umaedu3097]

OMFG, your gaming room is killer. I sooooo looove it.

[@marklee1209]

Looks great! I’m looking at putting something like this on a machine that changes colour depending on machine state. Can the inputs on the arduino be programmed to change the lighting pattern?

[@fizz8345]

Awesome Video, 1 thing I'm confused about is how do you add multiple strips to a single controller? or would you need a controller per strip? then manage them all in signal?

[@LikelyLagging]

I fucking love smart home lighting esp rgb stuff. I have a 22ft x 11ft cloud ceiling in my game room. I’ve been dying to do diy tech stuff for so long. And honestly I’m going to start with lights 110% because of your videos that I’ve been watching for the past year +. THANK YOU for all the time and effort you put in to your content. It’s fantastic and so god damn informative. THANKS AGAIN!

[@m1oj499]

Hello @Chris, how easy is it to cut the led strips and use them as separate ones ? For the model you mentioned in the video. Thanks.

[@keithosburn7826]

Chris, you nailed it as always...I really enjoy your channel! Just wondering what version of wled you loaded on your esp32? I see a14.1 version that has an "audio reaction" option. Is that the update of the 13.x version? Thanks again!

[@jimxu8732]

Hi Chris, your video is so nice and do you know how to let the Mic function valid in the newest verson of WLED APP?

[@julianchristopher4932]

Do you recommend running a separate power source for the ESP32 and only connecting the data line to the led’s if the led voltage is greater than the recommended voltage for the ESP?

[@Maisonier]

Amazing video! liked and subscribed.

[@PeterjohnButterworth]

Thx for making these vids - super helpful! Have you tried using the three wire LED WRGB like in this video with the plug and play controllers? Most of the plug and play controllers I'm seeing (Ericsity/Gledopto) seem to be setup to work with WRGB but expect a 5 wire WRGB vs. 3.

[@PeterjohnButterworth]

Looking at this problem closer - I'll answer my own question. The 3 wire WRGB LED strip has the IC chip, so its three wires are power/data/return. The 5 wire WRGB has no IC chip in the LED strip so It's got individual wires for colors + white vs. a single data wire. There is no data channel / pin on the Ericsity/Gledopto plug and plays controller boards out of the box from what I can tell, potentially possible with flashing/repurposing the 5 in 1 boards, but very questionable if worth the time/effort vs. buying a cheap ESP32 board with lan or wifi.

[@dreamwave.anthems]

THANK YOU!

[@antoniosa]

Thanks @CrisMaherDIY for all you’vê done this year. I wish you a 2024 with light ! 😂

[@ChrisMaherDIY]

Thanks! Appreciate the love and hope all is well!

[@pewpewi]

Dooooooooood what a proper video damn!!!!! 100% sub

[@anhellehna6858]

9:48 Don't you need an extra connection from PSU to ESP32 in terms of sending power to the module itself too? Can you connect more led strips along the line and supply them with power using only the "power injection point" of the first strip in series, like PSU to 1st strip, and then white & red wires of 1st strip to 2nd strip's white & red wires and so on? (besides main 3 wires for sure) Or should you connect each strip's "power injection point" to the PSU individually?

[@StevenBiggsMaxwell]

The lack of an extra connector was confusing me too, following in case you get a response.

[@crabdash7288]

If you plan on having multiple light strips (for example your game room where you had desk light and 2-3 separate shelf lighting) does each light strip have to have its own esp board and power supply? or is there a way to connect multiple strips to one power supply and board?

[@costas92]

multiple strips can be connected to one board, and you can either mirror the effect or have the chip treat it as a separate LED strip

[@josegarcia-fw1lc]

I need help I bought some BTF-LIGHTING FCOB WS2811 IC RGB Strip 720LED/m will they work with that WLED controller because I bought a different controller but after watching your videos I like how the WLED controller works and how you can have the leds in parallel and all the different features ir offers

[@kevinescobar632]

Can you add input from sensors, such as if a button is clicked the lights will do a specific effect?

[@florianosabatini4016]

Very nice video. Do we need the diffuser channels or can we also use the strip without them?

[@ChrisMaherDIY]

Thanks for watching! You don't need a diffuser channel. Just depends on what look you're going for!

[@joewhite5852]

Ever thought making a video showing how these LEDs can be used for professional lighting applications? Being able to control them through dmx, pixelmapping, or artnet capabilities?

[@ChrisMaherDIY]

I'll have to add that to the long list of video ideas I have! Thanks for the recommendation!

[@joewhite5852]

No problem. Just saw the “Jesus Loves You” wifi name and thought it would be a good video for churches. I am a pastor who works in the production field in churches and have used LED tape in the past for stage designs and what not.

[@Lance_G]

You're the greatest!

[@Aeropars]

Hi Chris. Been following for a while and have now decided to give it a go based on this tutorial. I'm in the UK so cant get the exact model ESP32 booard you have but i cant get the lights to power on. I've confirmed with a multimeter that the pins i'm using for power are giving a 5v output and i'm pretty sure my data pin is correct and set correctly in WLED. While using a different brand of LED lights, i'm also using WS2812B LEDs with 300 over 5 meters. Is there anything i might be missing here?

[@gogac2]

You make great videos. Thank you! Question; Are there addressable led strips with white light good enough to be used as the main light source in the room. RGB doesn't even matter. It can only be a range from WW to CW. And that it can be controlled with WLED. How to calculate how much is enough? I plan to install led strips in the ceiling using aluminum profiles for drywall. I want to get light traveling effect when turning the lights on and off.

[@confuseatronica]

those SK6812's are definitely good enough quality light to be the only room lighting. I couldn't figure out a good way to calculate how much light you get though- I think if you added the same total wattage of strips as you would have regular bulbs, it would NOT be enough.

[@encostablanca]

Would be nice to have a guide about how to set maximum current depending on the setup

[@ju010n]

I'm new to the whole area with WLED and microcontrollers. bought an ESP 32 and installed the WLED software (works perfectly) but have a different pin name ( 5:53 ). Are there any instructions on which pin which cable of the LED strip should be Connected to?

[@Vantivify]

Chris would you go for 15m loong setup with SMD 60led/m or FCOB. (RGBWW options)

[@nevales]

Amazing😮

[@user-di3le9ks3z]

Hey Chris. Thanks for shoaring your Videos. Say, is the WLED software also running on MacOS? Greetings

[@ThatVideoGuyTom]

If you run the strip using the heavy voltage, does the voltage backwards run the WLED circuit board?

[@Leo9az]

Thanks for all the work you do! I did 2 projects using your guides, but one of the leds on my second project keeps flickering and changing colors randomly and sometimes I can't even cntrol it via WLED! I looked up online and I figured I need something called a level shifter! Is that really necessary? My first project has zero issues btw (all running on the micro-usb port of the ESP32 and I used WS2812b)

[@Leo9az]

Anyone?

[@valleyboy3000]

Thank you for many useful videos. I found that most controller including the ESP32 is limited to 10A. Do you have to put in multiples ESP32 for certain length? I plan to cover my office with 60 ft of addressable WS2813 or WS2815 but I found that the Amp for my length for either would exceed the 10A limit of the controller. Do you have any suggestion how to solve this problem? Thanks...

[@SagebyMichelle]

10 amps would likely be more then enough for 60' in prentice since you seldom run all the leds at the same time at max brightness.

[@imlon2]

How do you caulculate how many Pixels you can run on your power supply? I'm looking at setting my daughters room, around the top of the wall near the ceiling about 52' with 60 pixel/meter. Little over 3 sets 5 volt (guessing around 950 +/- pixels). Do I need two different power supplies or can I add power at the end and be okay? what size power supply would you use?

[@LikelyLagging]

So are IC rgb strip only OC because of the controller? Or is there something different about the actual strip itself

[@shadyz_deleted]

Hi! so I'm about to start a new project with modding my xbox 360 and purchased some govee led lights. Inside the xbox 360, there's a 12v and ground connection, but i assume that wouldn't work as the govee lights have 12v, G, R, B, would a raspberry pi work with this? if not, could i possibly use the included govee connecter and solder that 12v and ground to motherboard to power? If there's any way i'd be able to get into contact with you and get some help on this project that'd be awesome!

[@jesusislord2149]

I love that WiFi network you just got a new sub. JESUS LOVES YOU!

[@goncalxd]

If i power my leds with a separate powersuply can i remove the red and white going on the esp? Thnkx

[@bitsandbobs4793]

Hi Chris, I now have 2 WLED BTC light strips set up. Maybe I asked this q on another video, but is there a case for the ESP32 or a larger one that can tuck in the jumper wires and LED strip connector? Thank you!

[@nego4431]

Hey Chris, first of all, congrats for these AWESOME vídeos! You’ve been doing a great job. I’m facing an issue: i’m using an ESP32 and i can’t see the WLED-AP after unplug it from PC and connect with the usb charger on power. I only can see the WLED-AP right after install the firmware connected on PC. I’m trying everything for a week, but the only thing i can do is install the WLED firmware and it’s everything ok, but once i remove it from PC’s USB, i need to reinstall if i reconnect on PC or nothing appears when connected to power supply… I’ll be very thankfull if someone could help me 🙏🏾

[@stevelane7169]

great vid

[@confuseatronica]

extra note- sometimes those jumper wires are called Dupont wires.

[@isiahwilliams4646]

Thank Y O U!

[@braaitongs]

If you power the lights via the brick, does it give power to the esp 32 dev board?

[@JonasNaMas]

So, you can connect more than one NodeMCU ESP32 to the same wifi and control all with the same or differents effects at the same time??

[@TheGeekZone]

Chris I noticed you are not using a level shifter for the data line. How does that work? does your ESP use 5v logic for the data output?

[@victorkapadia9061]

Hi Chris could you make a detailed video using multiple 24v FCOB RGBW Led light strips 5m length from BTF and using ESP-32 as the controller. It appears there is not a good video on the 24v setup from start to finish.

[@poofdagger1735]

I am doing a project that will be black, the spotless diffusers only have a white cover option, do you recommend a diffuser with a darker cover?

[@Cdaprod]

Wait does the barrel plug add resistance or why does cutting the adapter off make it brighter?

[@dghgfhjgnxdgfhtfyuiy]

i've read some comments trying to find a 5v 10amp power supply that many people experience that they are over volted ~5.7v a) will this destroy the setup b) what is the best psu for this kind of setup

[@YordanStankov]

I have one of those cheap LEDs that come with a Gosund USB controller but they are 4-pin can they be used or is it ok with only 3 pin LED strip is ok?

[@donut132]

What about if i need to connect multiple strips. I have a desk built into the wall, with a door in the middle. So 11 feet on left side, 10 feet on right side. How would i connect the 2 sides without just running them over the door frame?

[@Joey.Darkwoods-Studio]

This is awesome!! Chris, I am working on adding some LED's in my home studio. I need approx 60' to 70' to go around my acoustic panels, ceiling cloud etc... Would the power block you used be enough to operate four 16ft rolls?

[@lars8410]

Hey, i wanne put a strip of 1350 led's in my room. How would you suply the power for that? a nice video, thanks

[@bitsandbobs4793]

Thank you for your wonderful video. I clicked on your breadboard jumper wire Amazon link and it defaults to a female to female connector. In the video, however, it appears you're using a male connector. Which breadboard jumper cable doing use as I don't see a male connector on one end and a female connector on the other end that would connect to the WLED board. Thank you

[@ChrisMaherDIY]

I just checked and you are right. Looks like they must have sold out of the male to female jumper wire since the link now takes someone to the female female one. Try searching for male to female and you should see a bunch of options. I'll see if I can update the link to have an option for something else. Thanks for letting me know!

[@ChrisMaherDIY]

Here is another one I found. Jumper amzn.to/3RNJjb0 There are a ton of options on amazon but not many if you want the thicker 20awg ones which these look like they are.

[@alexanderthaler1027]

ok i have a question. my project needs 15m and i think i want to use the SK6812 with RGBNW and 60 leds per meter. how do i wire a power supply to all three correctly that each individual 5m look the same?

[@dperalta222]

What if I want to put more than 5 meters? Nice video!