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3MM WHITE LEDS

SKU: HMJ110 Category: Displays
KSH 5.00
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Product Description

3mm White LEDs

= Standard T1 ThroughHole Light Emitting Diodes for Electronics Projects =

3mm white LEDs are compact, throughhole components that serve as bright indicators and light sources for Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and electronics projects . With a standard round T1 package and 2.54mm pin spacing, they integrate easily into breadboards and PCBs.

High Brightness - Available up to 12,900 mcd for daylight visibility
Low Power Consumption - Operates at only 20mA typical forward current
White LEDs have a forward voltage of 2.7V to 3.6V depending on model .
A currentlimiting resistor (typically 220Ω1kΩ) is required.
Typical forward current is 18mA to 30mA; exceeding this can damage the LED .

= Technical Specifications (Typical Values) =

ParameterValue
Package Type3mm Round (T-1)
Mounting TypeThrough Hole
Pin Spacing2.54mm (0.1 inch)
Forward Voltage (Typ.)2.7V - 3.6V
Forward Current (Max)18mA - 30mA
Luminous Intensity120mcd to 12,900mcd
Viewing Angle25° to 60°

Note: Specifications vary by manufacturer - check datasheet for your specific model.

= Key Features =

+High Brightness Options Standard to ultrabright variants for various applications

+Multiple Lens Types Clear (waterclear) or diffused (milky-white) lens options

+Long Lifespan Solidstate reliability with low power consumption

== Applications ==

  1. Status indicators for electronics and microcontrollers
  2. Breadboard prototyping and PCB indicators
  3. Backlighting and small area illumination
  4. Decorative and accent lighting
Reliable and Widely Used - A standard LED format with consistent performance
Easy Integration - Works with all microcontrollers and development boards

√ Available in various pack sizes (10, 25, 100, 500+)

√ Compatible with standard 3mm LED holders and bezels

√ Low power consumption for battery-powered projects

= Troubleshooting =

LED not lighting:

  • Check polarity: anode (long lead) to positive, cathode (short lead) to ground
  • Verify current-limiting resistor is installed
  • Ensure supply voltage meets forward voltage requirement (2.7V - 3.6V)

Dim brightness:

  • Confirm correct resistor value
  • Check for loose connections