
Manufacturer part no. QLD-DQV3
Listed by allnet at €34.23. Delivered to France, including shipping, VAT and any customs duty, it comes to about €59.08. Prices last checked on 2026-09-16.
Delivered cost is an estimate for a single item shipped to mainland France; the seller's checkout is authoritative.
| Item | €34.23 |
|---|---|
| Shipping | €15.00 |
| VAT (20%) | €9.85 |
| Total delivered | €59.08 |
Estimate for a single item delivered to mainland France, shipped from outside the EU: customs duty and clearance fees may apply and are charged by the carrier.
| Weight | 250 g |
Packed with the feature-set of the well known Dig Uno controller plus 2 times the output channels and a blasting current of up to 30A show the muscles of this controller. The onboard QuinLED ESP32 module with generic WLED support comes in 3 different variants and preloaded software. QuinLED Dig Quad perfectly integrates into your home automation or performs as a stand alone solution! Technical details: QuinLED ESP32 based programmable LED controller with 4 independent output channels Compatible to open firmware e.g. ESPhome, ESPpixelstick or custom Arduino code Integrates with MQTT or Home Assistant native API (use WLED FW) Remote control available via Android or iOS app (WLED FW) Can be used for E1.31 with Xlights /Vixen software (use WLED or ESPpixelstick FW) High current handling (up to 30A) On-board 5x 5A fuse and reverse polarity protection Compatible to 5V*, 12V**, 24V*** LED strips, strings or panels On-board DS18B20 temperature sensor 6 GPIO pins (e.g. Audio, PS Relay, IR control or I2C display) Works with most currently available LED strips/strings or panels* * ws2811, ws2812b, sk6812, APA102 **ws2811, ws2815 ***ws2811, sk6812, tm1814 Product content: QuinLED Dig Quad LED controller board QuinLED ESP32 WIFI module with USB-C interface (3 different variants available) 5x 5A fuses NEW - bigger screw terminals for easier cable management Pre flashed WLED firmware for instant use OUTSTANDING! With a few simple steps to a working system Easy to use and at the same time ready for complex setups Extremely detailed library and resources Very supportive community and developer You have a question to LED and LED related applications - go QuinLED -->> Known issue: IC failures at 24V (current revision) On the current board revision, a specific IC can fail when powered at 24V. Not all boards are affected and the failure rate is low. For this specific failure only, warranty coverage is extended to 1.5 years — standard warranty terms still apply to everything else. If you