IKSLED specializes in low-voltage LED lighting controls, offering touch sensors, radar switches, and PIR motion detectors for customized indoor lighting installations.
IKSLED is a manufacturer of specialized electronic components for LED lighting systems and custom installations. Their product lineup focuses heavily on intelligent lighting controls, including capacitive touch switches, radar-sensing modules, PIR (passive infrared) motion sensors, and magnetic induction switches. Designed primarily for low-voltage direct current (DC) applications (ranging from 3.7V to 24V), IKSLED devices are widely used in under-cabinet kitchen lighting, wardrobe illumination, gift box automated lighting, and stairwell sensor systems.
The brand frequently serves both commercial lighting installers and consumer DIY enthusiasts through popular online marketplaces. Models like the DC 1020 Radar-Sensing Switch and the 8520 Magnetic Induction Switch emphasize compact footprints, reliable activation, and ease of installation behind non-metallic materials like wood and acrylic. IKSLED also provides supporting hardware, such as quick-connect MiniAMP distribution hubs, ensuring users have everything needed to safely power and control their LED arrays.
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Most IKSLED sensors, such as the radar and touch switches, are designed strictly for low-voltage DC power (typically 3.7V, 5V, 12V, or 24V). Connecting them directly to AC mains (110V/230V) will damage the unit.
This is often caused by a voltage mismatch between your adapter and LED light, or the input/output polarities being wired in reverse. Disconnect power, verify the DC voltage, and check all positive (+) and negative (-) wiring.
The radar sensor can penetrate non-metallic materials like wood, plastic, and acrylic, making it ideal for hidden cabinet installations. It will not work through glass, metal, or cement walls.
No. IKSLED products are generally recommended for indoor use only and are expressly prohibited from controlling solar lights or constant current lamps according to the manufacturer manuals.