| Item information | Value |
|---|---|
| GTIN: | 9120053866253 |
| Category: | Sauna Lighting |
| Width: | 38 mm |
| Height: | 20 mm |
| Depth: | 115 mm |
| Content: | 1,00 Piece |
Harvia RGBW LED Constant Voltage Controller 12/24 V, 360 W, 4-Channel | LC-CV-VP
The Harvia LC-CV-VP is equipped with four output channels designed for RGBW LED strips. RGBW technology combines red, green and blue lighting channels with an additional white channel. In a compatible lighting installation, this configuration provides greater flexibility than a conventional single-colour LED system.
The controller supports compatible RGBW LED strips operating at 12 V or 24 V. Constant voltage technology is commonly used in LED strip installations where the connected lighting requires a stable supply voltage. The voltage of the power supply, controller and connected LED strips must be correctly matched.
With a specified maximum output power of 360 W, the LC-CV-VP is designed for RGBW LED installations within its electrical operating limits. The actual permissible load depends on the selected operating voltage, channel ratings and connected LED equipment. These parameters must be checked during system planning.
The controller is compatible with the Sentiotec LED remote control. A dedicated pairing button simplifies the process of connecting the remote control to the lighting system. This allows users to operate a compatible RGBW installation without having to access the controller directly during normal use.
Harvia offers two related RGBW controller versions. The LC-CV-VP is the constant voltage model intended for 12 V and 24 V RGBW LED strips, with four channels and a maximum rated power of 360 W. The alternative LC-CC-VP is a constant current version designed for compatible 350 mA RGBW spotlights, with four channels and a rated power of 33.6 W. These models serve different electrical applications and must not be considered interchangeable.
Recommended Accessories
The Harvia LC-CV-VP is designed to operate as part of a compatible RGBW LED lighting system. Selecting the correct additional components is essential for achieving reliable operation, convenient lighting control and a properly coordinated installation.
The manufacturer specifies compatibility with the Sentiotec LED remote control. Depending on the planned installation, additional components may include compatible 12 V or 24 V RGBW LED strips, a correctly rated constant voltage power supply, suitable connection cables and installation accessories.
No individual accessory products or accessory images have been specified for this description. Therefore, no unverified accessory product cards or article numbers are displayed.
Creating a complete RGBW LED lighting system
The Harvia LC-CV-VP controller is one component within a complete lighting installation. To achieve the intended functionality, the controller must be combined with electrically compatible LED lighting, a suitable power supply and the appropriate control equipment. Each component performs a specific task, and the correct interaction between these components is important for reliable operation.
Compatible RGBW LED strips
The LC-CV-VP is specifically designed for four-channel RGBW LED strips operating at 12 V or 24 V. When choosing LED strips, the operating voltage, electrical configuration, total power consumption and installation environment must all be considered. RGBW strips provide separate connections for the red, green, blue and white channels, allowing the controller to manage the different lighting components.
For sauna and wellness projects, the environmental suitability of the LED strips is particularly important. Not every LED strip is designed to withstand elevated temperatures, humidity or installation inside a sauna cabin. The selected lighting products must be explicitly suitable for their intended mounting location and environmental conditions.
Suitable constant voltage power supply
A correctly selected power supply is an essential part of the installation. The output voltage must correspond to the voltage required by the connected LED strips and supported by the controller. A 12 V LED installation requires a compatible 12 V supply, while a 24 V installation requires a compatible 24 V supply.
The power supply must also provide sufficient electrical capacity for the connected lighting. The total consumption of the LED strips must be calculated before installation. The maximum controller rating of 360 W must not be interpreted as permission to exceed the individual channel ratings or other electrical limits specified by the manufacturer.
Sentiotec LED remote control
The Sentiotec LED remote control is an important complementary component for convenient operation. The Harvia LC-CV-VP includes a dedicated button for pairing the remote control with the lighting system. This simplifies the connection process and makes the controller suitable for installations where lighting adjustments should be performed from an accessible operating position.
The exact lighting functions available through the remote control depend on the compatible remote control model and the configuration of the connected LED system. Before purchasing additional control equipment, compatibility with the LC-CV-VP should be confirmed.
Connection cables and installation accessories
Suitable cables and electrical connections help maintain reliable communication between the controller and connected lighting components. Cable cross-section, conductor length, current load and installation conditions must be considered when designing the system.
Long cable runs or undersized conductors can result in voltage drop, which may negatively affect LED brightness and lighting consistency. Correct cable selection and secure electrical connections therefore contribute directly to the quality and reliability of the finished installation.
Installation planning and visual integration
A carefully planned lighting system can be integrated discreetly into architectural elements such as wall structures, decorative panels, seating areas or other suitable interior features. The exact mounting locations must always comply with the environmental and electrical requirements of the selected LED products.
In sauna applications, particular attention must be paid to heat exposure. Electronic controllers and power supplies should only be installed in locations permitted by their manufacturers. Components without an appropriate temperature rating must not be placed in high-temperature areas.
By selecting compatible accessories and planning the electrical installation correctly, the Harvia LC-CV-VP can become part of a coordinated lighting solution that combines practical control, flexible RGBW illumination and a clean visual appearance.
Important Installation and Usage Information
The Harvia LC-CV-VP RGBW LED controller is an electrical control component intended for compatible constant voltage LED lighting systems. Correct installation is essential for reliable operation and for protecting the connected equipment against electrical overload, incorrect wiring and unsuitable environmental conditions.
1. Confirm the correct controller type
Before installation, verify that the connected lighting uses constant voltage technology and is compatible with the LC-CV-VP. This model is intended for 12 V and 24 V RGBW LED strips.
The related LC-CC-VP model is designed for 350 mA constant current RGBW spotlights and has a different electrical specification. Constant voltage and constant current lighting equipment must not be connected interchangeably without explicit manufacturer approval.
2. Match the operating voltage
The controller supports 12 V and 24 V RGBW LED strip systems. The connected power supply must provide the voltage required by the LED strips. Mixing components designed for different voltages can damage the lighting equipment or prevent correct operation.
The installation should therefore be planned around one correctly matched electrical configuration. Before energising the system, verify the ratings of the power supply, controller and LED strips.
3. Observe the maximum rated output power
The LC-CV-VP has a specified maximum output power of 360 W. This rating represents an upper electrical limit and does not replace the need to calculate the actual load of the connected lighting.
The total LED strip consumption must remain within the permissible operating limits. In addition to the overall power rating, the maximum current and power permitted for each individual output channel must be observed according to the manufacturer's technical documentation.
The supplied product information does not specify individual channel current limits. These values must be verified in the official installation instructions before connecting high-power LED loads.
4. Connect the RGBW channels correctly
The controller provides four channels for RGBW lighting. Correct wiring is necessary to ensure that the red, green, blue and white lighting functions operate as intended.
Incorrect connections may cause unexpected colour behaviour or electrical faults. The terminal assignment, connection polarity and wiring arrangement must be checked against the manufacturer's connection diagram.
Electrical connections must only be made while the system is disconnected from its power source.
5. Pair the compatible remote control
The Harvia LC-CV-VP includes a dedicated button that makes pairing a compatible remote control easier. The manufacturer identifies the Sentiotec LED remote control as a suitable control accessory.
The exact pairing sequence should be performed according to the instructions supplied with the controller and remote control. Successful pairing should be verified before the controller is installed in a location that is difficult to access.
6. Select a suitable installation location
The controller must be installed in an environment that complies with its permitted operating conditions. Particular attention is required in sauna installations because temperatures and humidity levels can vary significantly between different mounting locations.
The supplied product information does not specify the controller's permissible ambient temperature, IP protection rating or minimum installation clearances. These technical limits must be obtained from the official manufacturer documentation before installation.
Do not assume that the controller is suitable for direct installation inside a hot sauna cabin simply because it is intended for use with sauna lighting equipment.
7. Use appropriate wiring and protection
The electrical installation must be designed for the expected current load. Suitable conductor dimensions, reliable terminals and appropriate circuit protection help reduce the risk of overheating and electrical faults.
Power supplies and other mains-connected equipment must be installed in accordance with applicable electrical regulations and manufacturer requirements. Where required, electrical work must be performed by a qualified electrician.
8. Check the system before commissioning
Before the first operation, inspect all connections and confirm that the power supply voltage, controller specifications and LED strip ratings match.
After switching on the system, verify that all four RGBW channels operate correctly and that the connected remote control responds as expected. The installation should also be checked for unusual heating, unstable lighting or other signs of incorrect electrical operation.
9. Observe the requirements of sauna environments
When the controller is used as part of a sauna lighting system, all connected components must be suitable for their respective installation locations. The temperature resistance of the LED strips, cables and mounting accessories must be considered independently of the controller specifications.
Lighting components installed near sauna heaters or other high-temperature areas require particular attention. Only equipment approved for the expected thermal conditions should be used.
10. Maintenance and long-term operation
The controller should be operated only within its specified electrical and environmental limits. If the lighting system develops faults, disconnect the power supply before inspecting the connections or replacing components.
Any modifications, repairs or changes to the electrical installation should be carried out in accordance with the manufacturer's requirements. Correct component selection and professional installation help maintain reliable operation throughout the service life of the lighting system.
Technical identification
Manufacturer: Harvia
Product code: LC-CV-VP
Type code: LC-CV-VP
Controller technology: Constant voltage
Supported LED voltage: 12 V / 24 V
Number of channels: 4
Lighting type: RGBW LED strips
Maximum rated power: 360 W
Compatible remote control: Sentiotec LED remote control
Finnish electrical product number: 4104901
Why Buy From Us?
Your partner for Harvia sauna and lighting technology
As a partner of the Harvia brand, we offer customers access to selected products and components for sauna and wellness installations. Our goal is not simply to supply individual products, but to help customers select equipment that fits their intended application and works together as a coordinated system.
The Harvia LC-CV-VP is a good example of why correct product selection matters. Although RGBW LED controllers may appear similar, differences in voltage, current regulation, channel configuration and electrical capacity can determine whether a particular controller is suitable for a lighting installation.
Understanding the difference between controller technologies
One of the most important considerations when selecting an RGBW controller is the distinction between constant voltage and constant current technology.
The Harvia LC-CV-VP is intended for compatible 12 V and 24 V RGBW LED strips and provides four channels with a maximum rated power of 360 W. The related LC-CC-VP is designed for compatible 350 mA RGBW spotlights and has a rated power of 33.6 W.
Understanding these differences helps prevent incorrect purchases and reduces the risk of compatibility problems during installation.
Coordinated components instead of isolated products
A reliable LED lighting installation requires more than a controller. The selected LED strips, power supply, remote control and electrical connections must all be compatible.
We understand the importance of selecting components according to their electrical specifications and intended operating environment. This is particularly relevant for sauna and wellness installations, where additional requirements concerning temperature, humidity and installation location may apply.
Support with product selection
Customers planning a new lighting installation or replacing an existing controller can benefit from checking the technical compatibility of their equipment before ordering.
When selecting the Harvia LC-CV-VP, important details include the operating voltage of the LED strips, their total power consumption, the required number of lighting channels and the compatibility of the remote control.
Careful consideration of these factors can help avoid unnecessary installation delays, unsuitable components and additional replacement costs.
Harvia products for coordinated sauna projects
Harvia is an established manufacturer of sauna equipment and related technologies. Its product range includes solutions for different areas of sauna construction and operation.
By choosing a Harvia controller for a compatible lighting installation, customers can integrate a branded control component into their wider sauna or wellness project.
Our product range and experience with sauna equipment allow us to approach lighting components as part of a complete installation rather than treating them as unrelated electrical accessories.
A practical solution for long-term use
The Harvia LC-CV-VP combines four-channel RGBW control, support for 12 V and 24 V LED strips, a maximum rated output of 360 W and compatibility with the Sentiotec LED remote control.
For customers looking for a compatible RGBW controller, these specifications provide a clear basis for selecting and planning a suitable lighting system.
At Amilano, we focus on providing products that can be integrated into carefully planned sauna and wellness installations, with attention to technical compatibility, appropriate accessories and practical usability.
Warranty & Conditions
Manufacturer warranty information
The Harvia LC-CV-VP RGBW LED controller is subject to the applicable manufacturer warranty conditions and statutory consumer rights.
The supplied product information does not specify an exact manufacturer warranty period or separate warranty conditions for private and commercial applications. Therefore, no unverified warranty duration is stated here.
The applicable manufacturer warranty terms should be checked in the official documentation supplied with the product.
Correct installation and intended use
The controller must be installed and operated according to the manufacturer's technical specifications and installation instructions.
The LC-CV-VP is designed for compatible 12 V and 24 V constant voltage RGBW LED strips. Its specified maximum rated output power is 360 W across four channels, subject to the applicable electrical limits.
Connecting unsuitable equipment, exceeding the permitted electrical ratings or using an incorrect power supply can result in damage to the controller or connected lighting components.
Electrical compatibility
The voltage and electrical characteristics of all connected components must be compatible with the controller.
The LC-CV-VP must not be confused with the LC-CC-VP constant current controller, which is designed for a different type of LED lighting equipment.
The suitability of the selected power supply, LED strips and remote control should be confirmed before installation.
Environmental operating conditions
The controller must only be installed in locations that comply with the manufacturer's permitted environmental conditions.
Exposure to temperatures, moisture levels or other environmental influences outside the specified limits may damage electrical components.
For sauna installations, the suitability of the controller and all connected equipment must be verified separately.
Damage and warranty assessment
Whether a particular defect is covered by a manufacturer warranty depends on the applicable warranty terms and the circumstances of the individual case.
Damage resulting from incorrect wiring, incompatible components, electrical overload, unsuitable installation conditions or improper modifications may fall outside voluntary manufacturer warranty coverage, depending on the relevant conditions.
The precise exclusions and requirements must be taken from the official manufacturer warranty documentation.
Proof of purchase
Customers should retain their invoice or other proof of purchase. This documentation may be required when requesting warranty service or exercising statutory rights.
Where applicable, additional information about the installation and connected electrical components may be useful when assessing a technical problem.
Statutory rights
Any voluntary manufacturer warranty is separate from the statutory rights available to customers under applicable law.
The existence or conditions of a manufacturer warranty do not automatically limit statutory rights against the seller.
For complete and binding information about the manufacturer warranty, please refer to the official Harvia documentation supplied with the LC-CV-VP controller.
Harvia oy, Teollisuustie 1-7, 40950 Muurame, Finnland, harvia@harvia.com
