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# FLOALT Controller | ||
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![image](https://qeteshpony.github.io/FloaltController/3D/Floalt-3D_top.png) | ||
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[Schematics](https://qeteshpony.github.io/FloaltController/) | ||
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A custom, ESP32 based controller for the 30 x 90 cm IKEA FLOALT LED light panel. I created this since my original controller got fried by a thunderstorm and IKEA does not sell these anymore in Europe. | ||
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As a side effect this allows way better control over the panel than the original controller which kept the light very bright even at lowest settings. The board is created with KiCad 7 and with production and assembly by JLCPCB in mind. Some components have to be purchased elsewhere and manually soldered. | ||
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The controller is powered by a 24VDV 2.5A power supply, though 1.5A are enough if you never run both warm and cold white on full power at the same time. I use ESPHome with the included code to control this, which takes care of that automatically. | ||
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The included .stl file is a simple frame to glue the board to the back of the panel. | ||
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