Description
This handy-dandy remote control is designed for use with our new Point N Party line of Acolyte LED Lighting Products. We have this RGB (color changing) Remote, and also a remote for solid color SUMIX items. You just walk around and light up your creations when you're ready, instead of turning everything on early and crossing your fingers that everything will stay lit up for your event! All "SUMIX" items with the Remote Control logo will work with our Remote Controls.
You will need an RGB Remote control for all RGB Remote Control Compatible LED Lights.
The remote will change the colors of these RGB lights to many shades of Red, Pink, Purple, Blue, Green, Yellow etc! Each button on the remote changes the color slightly. You can choose a solid color, OR you can use the RGB1 (slow) or RBG2 buttons which will change the light color over and over. This is an awesome and inexpensive way to add some serious drama to your space.
Take a quick peak at the short video below. Just click on the arrow in the middle of the photo. You will not be directed to an outside website, the video will show on this page.
The video makes it appear that the colors are not "steady". This is because of the less-than-stellar quality of the video. The "wavering" look where it looks like the color is flashing does NOT actually take place in person.
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You will need an RGB Remote control for all RGB Remote Control Compatible LED Lights.
The remote will change the colors of these RGB lights to many shades of Red, Pink, Purple, Blue, Green, Yellow etc! Each button on the remote changes the color slightly. You can choose a solid color, OR you can use the RGB1 (slow) or RBG2 buttons which will change the light color over and over. This is an awesome and inexpensive way to add some serious drama to your space.
Take a quick peak at the short video below. Just click on the arrow in the middle of the photo. You will not be directed to an outside website, the video will show on this page.
The video makes it appear that the colors are not "steady". This is because of the less-than-stellar quality of the video. The "wavering" look where it looks like the color is flashing does NOT actually take place in person.
