power source 430 however instead of having a manual user control in the form of a rocker switch on the switch plate 410 the embodiment in fig4 utilizes a rf module 470 to allow the user to wirelessly control the brightness dimming features of the led controller 450 in order to brighten or dim the led lighting system 420 as can be seen in fig4 the rocker switch 311 on the switch plate 410 from fig3 has been removed and a rf module 470 with an rf interface 480 to the microchip 456 has been added to the led controller 450 the remaining led controller components are similar the terminal blocks 451 voltage regulator 452 capacitor 454 additional voltage regulator 455 microchip 456 additional capacitors 457 additional resistors 458 and outbound terminals 459 furthermore the d c power output 440 corresponds to that shown in fig3 the controller 450 shown in fig4 can be utilized as a controller component in a skylight led lighting system reference the controller 650 component in the detailed description of fig6 below as an example fig5 illustrates a close up view of an exemplary embodiment of a microchip component 556 of a led controller and lighting system as can be seen in fig5 there are a number of inputs and outputs associated with.