The tv backlight will change colour to match what's on screen after the data received by camera and tranfer to the control box . As a result, tv size is extended,eye strain is reduced, and immersive gaming and watching experienced is rendered.
Wifi Rgbic Immersion TV LED Lights , RGB LED TV Backlight With Camera
Brand Name:Nanxin
Certification:CE, Rohs, FCCID
Model Number:K88
Minimum Order Quantity:20
Delivery Time:3-25 working days
Payment Terms:L/C, T/T, PAYPAL
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1st floor, Jiantao Science Park, Queshan 2nd Village, Longhua District, Longhua City, Shenzhen, China
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Wifi Rgbic Immersion TV LED Lights RGB LED TV backlight with camare
Product Feature
Product Specification
| Power input | 12V 2A |
| Meterial | ABS+PC |
| Strips length | 3.4m or 3.8m |
| Light color | RGBIC |
| Control methods | APP+Voice control |
| Timing | yes |
| DIY color | Support |
| Wireless Type | wireless 2.4GHz |
What's in the box
- LED Backlights included
- Camera included
- Adapter included
- Controller included
- User manual included
- Connecting cables included
FAQ:
Question: Are there plans for bigger TVs such as a 80?
Answer:
No, this does not work well on TV that are larger than what the
manufacturer recommends. The problem is two-fold:
1) The camera cannot see the entire TV display. So, it won't be able to see the colors on the edge of the display and map them out to the light strip. Instead, it maps out colors in the middle of the display.
You can try to workaround this as others have by putting the camera on a stand far enough away from the TV display so that it can view the entire display. But, THIS LOOKS UGLY. Having a camera already looks ugly.
2) The LED strip itself only has enough LED lights for a 65" display or smaller. On larger TV's, you have to install the strips about 14" from the edge, so a lot of the light is blocked behind the TV instead of glowing out the edges.
You can try to workaround this as others have by moving your TV several feet away from the back wall but again, this is a weird ass way to set up your home theater. If your large TV is wall mounted, then forget it about it.
1) The camera cannot see the entire TV display. So, it won't be able to see the colors on the edge of the display and map them out to the light strip. Instead, it maps out colors in the middle of the display.
You can try to workaround this as others have by putting the camera on a stand far enough away from the TV display so that it can view the entire display. But, THIS LOOKS UGLY. Having a camera already looks ugly.
2) The LED strip itself only has enough LED lights for a 65" display or smaller. On larger TV's, you have to install the strips about 14" from the edge, so a lot of the light is blocked behind the TV instead of glowing out the edges.
You can try to workaround this as others have by moving your TV several feet away from the back wall but again, this is a weird ass way to set up your home theater. If your large TV is wall mounted, then forget it about it.
Wifi Rgbic Immersion TV LED Lights , RGB LED TV Backlight With Camera
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