Build a real event lighting controller for ~$30 in parts โ the same setups pros charge hundreds to rent. 3 control modes, step-by-step, no electrician needed.
You've seen it at weddings and gigs: a whole room pulsing with the music, one person tapping a phone. You assumed it took an electrician and a five-figure budget. It doesn't โ a $5 microcontroller, a relay or LED strip, and this pack, and you can build it yourself this weekend.
The ESP8266 creates its own WiFi. Open a webpage, control your lights from any phone. No app, no internet โ your first light show in under an hour.
Connect to your home WiFi, control from across the room. Scene presets ("dinner", "dance floor", "ceremony") and timers.
Sync lights to music and run a multi-zone rig from one controller. The same tech small event companies use.
Step-by-step, beginner-friendly, wiring diagrams at every step, troubleshooting section.
AP web, WiFi/app, and DMX sync. Commented and adjustable โ no coding required.
Full-color, labeled: power, ESP8266 pins, LED strip, AP mode, WiFi mode, DMX, multi-zone.
Every part with quantity, spec, and where to order. Saves hours of sourcing.
Printable, keeps you on track mid-build.
One-page reference โ and future updates to the pack, free.
No. The firmware is ready to flash โ you upload it like installing an app. The guide explains every step.
An ESP8266 board (~$5), a relay module or LED strip, a power supply, and basic wiring. The BOM lists everything with exact specs and where to order.
The guide covers power isolation and safety for 12V systems and clearly marks where mains voltage work needs a qualified electrician. The build itself is low-voltage.
Ask in our free Community Hub โ real builders and our team answer within minutes. No support ticket purgatory.
14-day goodwill window. If the pack isn't for you, email cs@kachangsia.com and we'll sort it.
One-time $19. Instant download. The same results event pros charge hundreds for.
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