BrightLink Wireless LED Controller
BrightLink Wireless LED Controller
Total control. Zero interference.
BrightLink is a 2.4GHz wireless lighting controller with a handheld remote, designed specifically for 12V campervan lighting. Unlike conventional IR remotes (that can clash with other kit in your van), BrightLink uses interference-free connectivity, so your lights respond reliably even around your wireless remote controlled parts such as skylights, fridges and diesel heaters.
Want one remote for the whole van? You can pair a single BrightLink remote to multiple controllers so you can run all your lights from one single remote.
Max: 3A 36W - if you are unsure of the suitability for your lighting circuit, contact our team to check - contact us.
NOTE: The white version will control all single colour light source lights. To control a colour changing light, select the RGB version.
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Features
Features
Dimensions
Dimensions
Specification
Specification
Installation
Installation
Why choose BrightVans?
Lighting designed for campervans, built around 12V leisure vehicle setups, and backed by clear product information and friendly support
FAQs
Are these lights suitable for campervans and motorhomes?
Yes, our lights are designed specifically for campervans, motorhomes, caravans and RVs. They’re perfectly suited for 12V leisure vehicle electrical systems, making them ideal for campervan lighting and motorhome lighting setups.
Will this light work on a 12V campervan system?
Yes, BrightVans lighting is designed for 12V systems commonly used in campervans and motorhomes without the need for additional drivers or transformers.
Do I need a driver, transformer or voltage regulator?
No, in most campervan lighting installations, our lights are wired directly into your 12V leisure electrical system, so a separate transformer is not normally needed. Our lights are designed for vehicle electrical systems, where voltage can vary during normal use. If a product needs anything specific, we’ll make that clear on the product page.
Are these campervan lights easy to install?
All BrightVans campervan lights are popular with DIY van converters and are designed with straightforward installation in mind. If you’re confident with basic 12V wiring, many installs are very manageable. If you’re unsure about wiring, fuse protection or the best setup for your van, we’d always recommend speaking to a qualified installer.
Are these 12V lights dimmable?
Most of our 12V campervan lights are dimmable. The easiest way to check is in the product specification on this page. If dimming is supported, you’ll need a compatible 12V dimmer or controller Such as our BrightLink Wireless LED Controller
What’s the difference between warm white and cool white campervan lighting?
It’s all about the feel inside your van. Warm white campervan lighting gives a softer, more cosy glow that works well in living and sleeping spaces. Cool white lighting is brighter and crisper, which some people prefer for task areas like kitchens or utility spaces. The light colour for each product is shown in the specification on the page.
What cable, fuse or switch do I need for campervan lighting?
That depends on your full campervan electrical setup, including cable run length, total load and how many lights you’re installing on the circuit. It’s best to plan your full 12V lighting system before installation and seek professional advice if you’re unsure.
Should I book an electrician before my campervan lights arrive?
We’d strongly recommend waiting until your order has arrived and you’ve checked everything is correct before booking an electrician or installer. If you’re unsure about any part of your campervan light installation, please seek professional advice.
Will these campervan lights drain my leisure battery quickly?
No, our 12V LED lights use efficient LED technology, so power consumption is low compared with older styles of lighting. The exact draw will vary depending on the product, how many lights you’re running and how long they’re on for, so it’s always best to check the wattage and plan your leisure battery lighting system as part of your full electrical setup.