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2.54mm Pitch Single Row Female Pin Header 20-PIN - Black (20 pin single female header)
20 pin single row header male to female
Ideal for
- Pico
- Electronic projects
- Printed circuit boards
Specifications
- Gender: Female
- No. of Contacts: 20
- No. of Pins: 20
- Termination: Straight Pins Solder Tail
- Size: 2.54mm
- Row Positions: Single Row
What's in the box?
1 x Single Row Female Header
Esp32-Cam MB Micro-USB Programmer (esp32-cam programmer )
Esp32-Cam MB Micro-USB programmer is a shield for a standard Esp32-Cam board that adds a Micro-USB port. You just need to plug your board into the shield.
Once paired, as in the photo above, you only need a USB-micro-to-USB-A cable to connect to your PC or Mac and upload the code. That’s it. Easy, right?
To connect to your computer, you’ll need a micro USB cable.
What's in the box?
1 x Esp32-Cam MB Micro-USB Programmer board
Once paired, as in the photo above, you only need a USB-micro-to-USB-A cable to connect to your PC or Mac and upload the code. That’s it. Easy, right?
To connect to your computer, you’ll need a micro USB cable.
What's in the box?
1 x Esp32-Cam MB Micro-USB Programmer board
Easily program your ESP32-CAM WiFi Development Board
2.54mm Pitch PCB Screw Terminal Block Connector 5P Terminals 150V 6A for 26-18AWG Cable (Green 2.54 5 pin screw term)
As a connector, the terminal block is an important module in the electric industry. It makes it easy to connect wires to your pcb.
Electrical Properties
- Rated Voltage: 150V
- Rated Current: 6A
- Wire Range: 26-18 AWG
- Colour: Green
- Pitch: 2.54mm
What's in the box?
1 x 5 pin 2.54mm pitch Terminal Block
2.54mm Pitch PCB Screw Terminal Block Connector 10P Terminals 150V 6A for 26-18AWG Cable (Green 2.54 10 pin screw term)
As a connector, the terminal block is an important module in the electric industry. It makes it easy to connect wires to your pcb.
Electrical Properties
- Rated Voltage: 150V
- Rated Current: 6A
- Wire Range: 26-18 AWG
- Colour: Green
- Pitch: 2.54mm
What's in the box?
1 x 10 pin 2.54mm pitch Terminal Block
AC 220V 1 Channel Optocoupler voltage detection sensor (AC detection 1 sensor)
SAFETY WARNING:
When AC power is turned on, the white framed area should not be touched due to high voltage being present. Electricity is dangerous and a shock can be fatal. Always take note of safety when working with electricity. It is strongly advised that you make use of your local qualified electrician when working on AC projects.
This module can be used to detect if your 220V AC connection is on. A small microcontroller like Raspberry Pi Pico or Arduino can be used for instance to monitor and report loadshedding or tripped circuit breakers. Your microcontroller would have to have it's own backup power though.
Specifications
Board Size: 73mm x 15mm
Function: Detecting whether AC 220V is on
Ouput TTL Level: Can use SCM to test using voltage of 3-5V. Adaptive to PLC 24V level
What's in the box?
1 x AC voltage detection sensor
Resources
Wiring diagram
The 2Pin terminal is for connection to AC 220V
The 3Pin terminal gets connected to your microcontroller.
When 220V voltage is normal the output level is low.
When 220V is powered off the output level is high.
When AC power is turned on, the white framed area should not be touched due to high voltage being present. Electricity is dangerous and a shock can be fatal. Always take note of safety when working with electricity. It is strongly advised that you make use of your local qualified electrician when working on AC projects.
This module can be used to detect if your 220V AC connection is on. A small microcontroller like Raspberry Pi Pico or Arduino can be used for instance to monitor and report loadshedding or tripped circuit breakers. Your microcontroller would have to have it's own backup power though.
Specifications
Board Size: 73mm x 15mm
Function: Detecting whether AC 220V is on
Ouput TTL Level: Can use SCM to test using voltage of 3-5V. Adaptive to PLC 24V level
What's in the box?
1 x AC voltage detection sensor
Resources
Wiring diagram
The 2Pin terminal is for connection to AC 220V
The 3Pin terminal gets connected to your microcontroller.
When 220V voltage is normal the output level is low.
When 220V is powered off the output level is high.
Raspberry Pi Pico GPIO Expansion Board female headers and screw terminals (Pico expansion board screw)
Need to make that Pico project a bit more permanent? This expansion board is extremely handy for more permanent projects or even just development testing.
Specifications
- 2 x 20 female headers to mount the Pico
- 2 x 20 female headers for jumper connections to sensors etc.
- 2 x 20 screw terminals for more permanent wire connections
- Small form factor (73mm x 55mm)
- Pre-soldered headers
- GPIO pin labels printed on the board for ease of use
What's in the box?
1 x Pico expansion board
Bulk Mixed 5mm diffused LED (100 pcs) (BULK mixed LED 100x5mm)
Diffused LEDs shine through a semi-transparent cover, absorbing the light and bouncing it through in different directions. Instead of seeing the individual LED light up, the whole bulb shines instead, giving a more uniform light spread over a greater area.
Specifications
What's in the box?
100 x coloured 5mm LEDs
Resources
Python library
Introduction
Specifications
| Colour | Size | Wavelength(nm) | Voltage(V) | MCD | Lens color |
| Red | 5mm | 620-630 | 1.8-2.3 | 800-1000 | Red diffused |
| Yellow | 5mm | 580-590 | 1.8-2.3 | 800-1000 | Yellow diffused |
| Green | 5mm | 520-530 | 2.8-3.6 | 800-1000 | Green diffused |
| White | 5mm | 6000-6500k | 2.8-3.6 | 14000-16000 | Clear |
| Blue | 5mm | 460-470 | 2.8-3.6 | 800-1000 | Blue diffused |
What's in the box?
100 x coloured 5mm LEDs
- Red x 20 units
- Yellow x 20 units
- Green x 20 units
- White x 20 units
- Blue x 20 units
Resources
Python library
Introduction
5.5 x 2.1mm DC Female Solder Barrel Connector jack (DIY female barrel connector)
What's in the box?
1 x DC Power Jack Connector
This DC Plug Connector is attached to a power cable using solder terminals, perfect for making a cable to a desired length or replacing broken connectors.
Great item for small electronics projects and CCTV applications. Solder to the solder terminals and connect a DC Barrel plug into the end.
DC Power Plug with plastic construction and strain relief.
Specifications
- Model: JP02
- Material: Plastic, Metal
- Type: 5.5mm x 2.1mm Female
- Outside Diameter:5.5mm
- Inside Diameter: 2.1mm
- Length:4.5cm
- Operating temperature: -50 ~ 65 ℃
- Connector Polarity: inside+ and outside -
- Scope: DC power supply security, monitoring equipment, LED lights, Arduino, switches and other devices.
What's in the box?
1 x DC Power Jack Connector
OTG Cable Adapter USB A female to USB-C male (OTG USB-C Adapter)
Does your new laptop have only USB Type C adapters? This nifty little adapter will help you connect to (I guess old world) USB A adapters.
What's in the box?
1 x USB adapter
What's in the box?
1 x USB adapter
Blue DC3V 300mm Warm Retro Edison Bulb LED Flexible Filament (Blue Edison fil300)
Example using the white LED filament on a breadboard
Specifications
CRI：≥80
Voltage : DC3V
Current : 100mA
Lumen：80lm/W
Colour : As per Product Name
Length = 300mm=290mm+5mm positive interface +5mm negative interface
What's in the box?
1 x 300mm LED filament
You might also need...
If you do not already have a power supply you can use one of the below in order to power your LED
3V 2xAA Transparent Battery Box with Crocodile Clips and Switch
OR
3V 2xAA Black Battery Box with Crocodile Clips and Switch
You will find our selection of batteries here
Q&A
1. Does the LED flexible filament need a heatsink?
The LED filament does not need a heatsink. The LED uses a current of ≤10mA, and does not require heat dissipation.
2. Can the LED flexible filament be powered with an 18650 battery (DC3.7V)?
No, the LED filament voltage is standard DC3V.
If you use DC3.7V, the voltage is too high and the filament temperature will be very high, which will burn out the lamp beads.
3. Where is the LED flexible filament used?
Generally used in light bulbs, DIY hand-made toys, DIY decoration designs and home projects.
4. Can the flexible LED filament bend 90 degrees?
No. Maximum bending angle of LED filament≥30°
5. Can the flexible LED filament be freely cut to length?
No. If it is cut, it will not light up.
6. Can the length of the LED flexible filament be customized according to customer requirements?
No. The length is fixed.
7. Can LED flexible filament work in water?
No. But you can DIY by yourself and put the LED filament in a sealed transparent plastic tube to make it work in water.
8. What is the CRI of the LED flexible filament?
CRI≥80
9.What is the maximum current of the 130mm and 300mm LED flexible filaments?
130mm and 300mm maximum current must be ≤100mA
10. How do I light up the LED flexible filament?
Connect two AA batteries in series = 3V to light up the filament. Or use a 3V button battery CR2032. You will find what you need in our battery and enclosure collections.
Example using the white LED filament on a breadboard
Specifications
CRI：≥80
Voltage : DC3V
Current : 100mA
Lumen：80lm/W
Colour : As per Product Name
Length = 300mm=290mm+5mm positive interface +5mm negative interface
What's in the box?
1 x 300mm LED filament
You might also need...
If you do not already have a power supply you can use one of the below in order to power your LED
3V 2xAA Transparent Battery Box with Crocodile Clips and Switch
OR
3V 2xAA Black Battery Box with Crocodile Clips and Switch
You will find our selection of batteries here
Q&A
1. Does the LED flexible filament need a heatsink?
The LED filament does not need a heatsink. The LED uses a current of ≤10mA, and does not require heat dissipation.
2. Can the LED flexible filament be powered with an 18650 battery (DC3.7V)?
No, the LED filament voltage is standard DC3V.
If you use DC3.7V, the voltage is too high and the filament temperature will be very high, which will burn out the lamp beads.
3. Where is the LED flexible filament used?
Generally used in light bulbs, DIY hand-made toys, DIY decoration designs and home projects.
4. Can the flexible LED filament bend 90 degrees?
No. Maximum bending angle of LED filament≥30°
5. Can the flexible LED filament be freely cut to length?
No. If it is cut, it will not light up.
6. Can the length of the LED flexible filament be customized according to customer requirements?
No. The length is fixed.
7. Can LED flexible filament work in water?
No. But you can DIY by yourself and put the LED filament in a sealed transparent plastic tube to make it work in water.
8. What is the CRI of the LED flexible filament?
CRI≥80
9.What is the maximum current of the 130mm and 300mm LED flexible filaments?
130mm and 300mm maximum current must be ≤100mA
10. How do I light up the LED flexible filament?
Connect two AA batteries in series = 3V to light up the filament. Or use a 3V button battery CR2032. You will find what you need in our battery and enclosure collections.
Warm White DC3V 300mm Warm Retro Edison Bulb LED Flexible Filament (Warm White Edison fil300)
Example using the white LED filament on a breadboard
Specifications
CRI：≥80
Voltage : DC3V
Current : 100mA
Lumen：80lm/W
Colour : As per Product Name
Length = 300mm=290mm+5mm positive interface +5mm negative interface
What's in the box?
1 x 300mm LED filament
You might also need...
If you do not already have a power supply you can use one of the below in order to power your LED
3V 2xAA Transparent Battery Box with Crocodile Clips and Switch
OR
3V 2xAA Black Battery Box with Crocodile Clips and Switch
You will find our selection of batteries here
Q&A
1. Does the LED flexible filament need a heatsink?
The LED filament does not need a heatsink. The LED uses a current of ≤10mA, and does not require heat dissipation.
2. Can the LED flexible filament be powered with an 18650 battery (DC3.7V)?
No, the LED filament voltage is standard DC3V.
If you use DC3.7V, the voltage is too high and the filament temperature will be very high, which will burn out the lamp beads.
3. Where is the LED flexible filament used?
Generally used in light bulbs, DIY hand-made toys, DIY decoration designs and home projects.
4. Can the flexible LED filament bend 90 degrees?
No. Maximum bending angle of LED filament≥30°
5. Can the flexible LED filament be freely cut to length?
No. If it is cut, it will not light up.
6. Can the length of the LED flexible filament be customized according to customer requirements?
No. The length is fixed.
7. Can LED flexible filament work in water?
No. But you can DIY by yourself and put the LED filament in a sealed transparent plastic tube to make it work in water.
8. What is the CRI of the LED flexible filament?
CRI≥80
9.What is the maximum current of the 130mm and 300mm LED flexible filaments?
130mm and 300mm maximum current must be ≤100mA
10. How do I light up the LED flexible filament?
Connect two AA batteries in series = 3V to light up the filament. Or use a 3V button battery CR2032. You will find what you need in our battery and enclosure collections.
Example using the white LED filament on a breadboard
Specifications
CRI：≥80
Voltage : DC3V
Current : 100mA
Lumen：80lm/W
Colour : As per Product Name
Length = 300mm=290mm+5mm positive interface +5mm negative interface
What's in the box?
1 x 300mm LED filament
You might also need...
If you do not already have a power supply you can use one of the below in order to power your LED
3V 2xAA Transparent Battery Box with Crocodile Clips and Switch
OR
3V 2xAA Black Battery Box with Crocodile Clips and Switch
You will find our selection of batteries here
Q&A
1. Does the LED flexible filament need a heatsink?
The LED filament does not need a heatsink. The LED uses a current of ≤10mA, and does not require heat dissipation.
2. Can the LED flexible filament be powered with an 18650 battery (DC3.7V)?
No, the LED filament voltage is standard DC3V.
If you use DC3.7V, the voltage is too high and the filament temperature will be very high, which will burn out the lamp beads.
3. Where is the LED flexible filament used?
Generally used in light bulbs, DIY hand-made toys, DIY decoration designs and home projects.
4. Can the flexible LED filament bend 90 degrees?
No. Maximum bending angle of LED filament≥30°
5. Can the flexible LED filament be freely cut to length?
No. If it is cut, it will not light up.
6. Can the length of the LED flexible filament be customized according to customer requirements?
No. The length is fixed.
7. Can LED flexible filament work in water?
No. But you can DIY by yourself and put the LED filament in a sealed transparent plastic tube to make it work in water.
8. What is the CRI of the LED flexible filament?
CRI≥80
9.What is the maximum current of the 130mm and 300mm LED flexible filaments?
130mm and 300mm maximum current must be ≤100mA
10. How do I light up the LED flexible filament?
Connect two AA batteries in series = 3V to light up the filament. Or use a 3V button battery CR2032. You will find what you need in our battery and enclosure collections.
Red DC3V 300mm Warm Retro Edison Bulb LED Flexible Filament (Red Edison fil300)
Example of using the white LED filament on a breadboard
Specifications
CRI：≥80
Voltage : DC3V
Current : 100mA
Lumen：80lm/W
Colour : As per Product Name
Length = 300mm=290mm+5mm positive interface +5mm negative interface
What's in the box?
1 x 300mm LED filament
You might also need...
If you do not already have a power supply you can use one of the below in order to power your LED
3V 2xAA Transparent Battery Box with Crocodile Clips and Switch
OR
3V 2xAA Black Battery Box with Crocodile Clips and Switch
You will find our selection of batteries here
Q&A
1. Does the LED flexible filament need a heatsink?
The LED filament does not need a heatsink. The LED uses a current of ≤10mA, and does not require heat dissipation.
2. Can the LED flexible filament be powered with an 18650 battery (DC3.7V)?
No, the LED filament voltage is standard DC3V.
If you use DC3.7V, the voltage is too high and the filament temperature will be very high, which will burn out the lamp beads.
3. Where is the LED flexible filament used?
Generally used in light bulbs, DIY hand-made toys, DIY decoration designs and home projects.
4. Can the flexible LED filament bend 90 degrees?
No. Maximum bending angle of LED filament≥30°
5. Can the flexible LED filament be freely cut to length?
No. If it is cut, it will not light up.
6. Can the length of the LED flexible filament be customized according to customer requirements?
No. The length is fixed.
7. Can LED flexible filament work in water?
No. But you can DIY by yourself and put the LED filament in a sealed transparent plastic tube to make it work in water.
8. What is the CRI of the LED flexible filament?
CRI≥80
9.What is the maximum current of the 130mm and 300mm LED flexible filaments?
130mm and 300mm maximum current must be ≤100mA
10. How do I light up the LED flexible filament?
Connect two AA batteries in series = 3V to light up the filament. Or use a 3V button battery CR2032. You will find what you need in our battery and enclosure collections.
Example of using the white LED filament on a breadboard
Specifications
CRI：≥80
Voltage : DC3V
Current : 100mA
Lumen：80lm/W
Colour : As per Product Name
Length = 300mm=290mm+5mm positive interface +5mm negative interface
What's in the box?
1 x 300mm LED filament
You might also need...
If you do not already have a power supply you can use one of the below in order to power your LED
3V 2xAA Transparent Battery Box with Crocodile Clips and Switch
OR
3V 2xAA Black Battery Box with Crocodile Clips and Switch
You will find our selection of batteries here
Q&A
1. Does the LED flexible filament need a heatsink?
The LED filament does not need a heatsink. The LED uses a current of ≤10mA, and does not require heat dissipation.
2. Can the LED flexible filament be powered with an 18650 battery (DC3.7V)?
No, the LED filament voltage is standard DC3V.
If you use DC3.7V, the voltage is too high and the filament temperature will be very high, which will burn out the lamp beads.
3. Where is the LED flexible filament used?
Generally used in light bulbs, DIY hand-made toys, DIY decoration designs and home projects.
4. Can the flexible LED filament bend 90 degrees?
No. Maximum bending angle of LED filament≥30°
5. Can the flexible LED filament be freely cut to length?
No. If it is cut, it will not light up.
6. Can the length of the LED flexible filament be customized according to customer requirements?
No. The length is fixed.
7. Can LED flexible filament work in water?
No. But you can DIY by yourself and put the LED filament in a sealed transparent plastic tube to make it work in water.
8. What is the CRI of the LED flexible filament?
CRI≥80
9.What is the maximum current of the 130mm and 300mm LED flexible filaments?
130mm and 300mm maximum current must be ≤100mA
10. How do I light up the LED flexible filament?
Connect two AA batteries in series = 3V to light up the filament. Or use a 3V button battery CR2032. You will find what you need in our battery and enclosure collections.
Pink DC3V 300mm Warm Retro Edison Bulb LED Flexible Filament (Pink Edison fil300)
Example using the white LED filament on a breadboard
Specifications
CRI：≥80
Voltage : DC3V
Current : 100mA
Lumen：80lm/W
Colour : As per Product Name
Length = 300mm=290mm+5mm positive interface +5mm negative interface
What's in the box?
1 x 300mm LED filament
You might also need...
If you do not already have a power supply you can use one of the below in order to power your LED
3V 2xAA Transparent Battery Box with Crocodile Clips and Switch
OR
3V 2xAA Black Battery Box with Crocodile Clips and Switch
You will find our selection of batteries here
Q&A
1. Does the LED flexible filament need a heatsink?
The LED filament does not need a heatsink. The LED uses a current of ≤10mA, and does not require heat dissipation.
2. Can the LED flexible filament be powered with an 18650 battery (DC3.7V)?
No, the LED filament voltage is standard DC3V.
If you use DC3.7V, the voltage is too high and the filament temperature will be very high, which will burn out the lamp beads.
3. Where is the LED flexible filament used?
Generally used in light bulbs, DIY hand-made toys, DIY decoration designs and home projects.
4. Can the flexible LED filament bend 90 degrees?
No. Maximum bending angle of LED filament≥30°
5. Can the flexible LED filament be freely cut to length?
No. If it is cut, it will not light up.
6. Can the length of the LED flexible filament be customized according to customer requirements?
No. The length is fixed.
7. Can LED flexible filament work in water?
No. But you can DIY by yourself and put the LED filament in a sealed transparent plastic tube to make it work in water.
8. What is the CRI of the LED flexible filament?
CRI≥80
9.What is the maximum current of the 130mm and 300mm LED flexible filaments?
130mm and 300mm maximum current must be ≤100mA
10. How do I light up the LED flexible filament?
Connect two AA batteries in series = 3V to light up the filament. Or use a 3V button battery CR2032. You will find what you need in our battery and enclosure collections.
Example using the white LED filament on a breadboard
Specifications
CRI：≥80
Voltage : DC3V
Current : 100mA
Lumen：80lm/W
Colour : As per Product Name
Length = 300mm=290mm+5mm positive interface +5mm negative interface
What's in the box?
1 x 300mm LED filament
You might also need...
If you do not already have a power supply you can use one of the below in order to power your LED
3V 2xAA Transparent Battery Box with Crocodile Clips and Switch
OR
3V 2xAA Black Battery Box with Crocodile Clips and Switch
You will find our selection of batteries here
Q&A
1. Does the LED flexible filament need a heatsink?
The LED filament does not need a heatsink. The LED uses a current of ≤10mA, and does not require heat dissipation.
2. Can the LED flexible filament be powered with an 18650 battery (DC3.7V)?
No, the LED filament voltage is standard DC3V.
If you use DC3.7V, the voltage is too high and the filament temperature will be very high, which will burn out the lamp beads.
3. Where is the LED flexible filament used?
Generally used in light bulbs, DIY hand-made toys, DIY decoration designs and home projects.
4. Can the flexible LED filament bend 90 degrees?
No. Maximum bending angle of LED filament≥30°
5. Can the flexible LED filament be freely cut to length?
No. If it is cut, it will not light up.
6. Can the length of the LED flexible filament be customized according to customer requirements?
No. The length is fixed.
7. Can LED flexible filament work in water?
No. But you can DIY by yourself and put the LED filament in a sealed transparent plastic tube to make it work in water.
8. What is the CRI of the LED flexible filament?
CRI≥80
9.What is the maximum current of the 130mm and 300mm LED flexible filaments?
130mm and 300mm maximum current must be ≤100mA
10. How do I light up the LED flexible filament?
Connect two AA batteries in series = 3V to light up the filament. Or use a 3V button battery CR2032. You will find what you need in our battery and enclosure collections.
Green DC3V 300mm Warm Retro Edison Bulb LED Flexible Filament (Green Edison fil300)
Example using the white LED filament on a breadboard
Specifications
CRI：≥80
Voltage : DC3V
Current : 100mA
Lumen：80lm/W
Colour : As per Product Name
Length = 300mm=290mm+5mm positive interface +5mm negative interface
What's in the box?
1 x 300mm LED filament
You might also need...
If you do not already have a power supply you can use one of the below in order to power your LED
3V 2xAA Transparent Battery Box with Crocodile Clips and Switch
OR
3V 2xAA Black Battery Box with Crocodile Clips and Switch
You will find our selection of batteries here
Q&A
1. Does the LED flexible filament need a heatsink?
The LED filament does not need a heatsink. The LED uses a current of ≤10mA, and does not require heat dissipation.
2. Can the LED flexible filament be powered with an 18650 battery (DC3.7V)?
No, the LED filament voltage is standard DC3V.
If you use DC3.7V, the voltage is too high and the filament temperature will be very high, which will burn out the lamp beads.
3. Where is the LED flexible filament used?
Generally used in light bulbs, DIY hand-made toys, DIY decoration designs and home projects.
4. Can the flexible LED filament bend 90 degrees?
No. Maximum bending angle of LED filament≥30°
5. Can the flexible LED filament be freely cut to length?
No. If it is cut, it will not light up.
6. Can the length of the LED flexible filament be customized according to customer requirements?
No. The length is fixed.
7. Can LED flexible filament work in water?
No. But you can DIY by yourself and put the LED filament in a sealed transparent plastic tube to make it work in water.
8. What is the CRI of the LED flexible filament?
CRI≥80
9.What is the maximum current of the 130mm and 300mm LED flexible filaments?
130mm and 300mm maximum current must be ≤100mA
10. How do I light up the LED flexible filament?
Connect two AA batteries in series = 3V to light up the filament. Or use a 3V button battery CR2032. You will find what you need in our battery and enclosure collections.
Example using the white LED filament on a breadboard
Specifications
CRI：≥80
Voltage : DC3V
Current : 100mA
Lumen：80lm/W
Colour : As per Product Name
Length = 300mm=290mm+5mm positive interface +5mm negative interface
What's in the box?
1 x 300mm LED filament
You might also need...
If you do not already have a power supply you can use one of the below in order to power your LED
3V 2xAA Transparent Battery Box with Crocodile Clips and Switch
OR
3V 2xAA Black Battery Box with Crocodile Clips and Switch
You will find our selection of batteries here
Q&A
1. Does the LED flexible filament need a heatsink?
The LED filament does not need a heatsink. The LED uses a current of ≤10mA, and does not require heat dissipation.
2. Can the LED flexible filament be powered with an 18650 battery (DC3.7V)?
No, the LED filament voltage is standard DC3V.
If you use DC3.7V, the voltage is too high and the filament temperature will be very high, which will burn out the lamp beads.
3. Where is the LED flexible filament used?
Generally used in light bulbs, DIY hand-made toys, DIY decoration designs and home projects.
4. Can the flexible LED filament bend 90 degrees?
No. Maximum bending angle of LED filament≥30°
5. Can the flexible LED filament be freely cut to length?
No. If it is cut, it will not light up.
6. Can the length of the LED flexible filament be customized according to customer requirements?
No. The length is fixed.
7. Can LED flexible filament work in water?
No. But you can DIY by yourself and put the LED filament in a sealed transparent plastic tube to make it work in water.
8. What is the CRI of the LED flexible filament?
CRI≥80
9.What is the maximum current of the 130mm and 300mm LED flexible filaments?
130mm and 300mm maximum current must be ≤100mA
10. How do I light up the LED flexible filament?
Connect two AA batteries in series = 3V to light up the filament. Or use a 3V button battery CR2032. You will find what you need in our battery and enclosure collections.
6mm Shaft Hole Plastic Potentiometer Knob - colours vary (Pot knob vary colour(1))
Give your potentiometers some curb apeal. Ideal for use with our range of potentiometers.
What's in the box?
1 x potentiometer knob (colour varies)
What's in the box?
1 x potentiometer knob (colour varies)
LED Transparent RGB Common Cathode 4-Pin F5 5MM Diode (10 pack) (RGB 5mm Transp(10))
What's in the box?
10 x RGB LED Diodes
Resources
Read the docs
Convenient for DIY projects
Features
Perfect use for home, office and industry electrical equipment and electrical appliances
Features
- Common Cathode(GND)
- Current : 3V
- Voltage: 20 mA
- Size: 5mm
- Light Colour: Transparent RED, GREEN, BLUE
What's in the box?
10 x RGB LED Diodes
Resources
Read the docs
LED Diffused RGB Common Cathode 4-Pin F5 5MM Diode (10 pack) (RGB 5mm Diff(10))
Convenient for DIY projects
Specifications
Perfect use for home, office and industry electrical equipment and electrical appliances
Specifications
- Common Cathode(GND)
- Current : 3V
- Voltage: 20 mA
- Size: 5mm
- Light Colour: Transparent RED, GREEN, BLUE
What's in the box?
10 x RGB LED Diodes
Resources
Read the docs
HSC6-6 Bootlace Crimping Plier (HSC6-6 Crimper)
To use the Ferrule Kit, you need to use a Crimping Plier. You can use this HSC6-6 Crimping Plier with your Ferrule Kit. This crimping plier comes with a hexagonal crimper and adjustable pressure regulator. It is also designed to have a soft ergonomic handle for a comfortable grip.
You will find our bootlace ferrules here
What's in the box?
1 x HSC6-6 Crimping Plier
Resources
6mm Shaft Hole Plastic Potentiometer Knob - colours vary ( pack of 6 ) (Pot knob colour 6pack)
Give your potentiometers some curb apeal. Ideal for use with our range of potentiometers.
What's in the box?
6 x potentiometer knobs (various colours)
What's in the box?
6 x potentiometer knobs (various colours)
10 units 20cm Wired 5mm LEDs DC 3V Green (wired LED Green(10))
Please note: Pic is for illustration purposes only. This product will consist of a single colour bundle of 10 LED's
Features
Features
Great for electronic projects and kits.
Perfect use for home, office and industry electrical equipment and electrical appliances
Size: 5mm
Voltage:1.8V ~ 2.2V for Red, Yellow
3.0V ~ 3.4V for Blue, Green and White
Lens Colour : Diffused
Cable length: +-20cm
Cable length: +-20cm
What's in the box?
10 x 5mm wired LEDs
Resources
Python library
Introduction
Resources
Python library
Introduction