Low budget 5mm LED, 21000mcd, green

Bright, easy-to-use low budget 5mm LED from LUMITRONIX

In collaboration with LUMITRONIX we present you the low budget 5mm LED in green. With 21000mcd, this LED offers an amazingly intense light and easy handling thanks to an integrated resistor. Ideal for use on 12-volt batteries or vehicle voltages as well as directly on a 12V power supply.

Based on 20 years of experience in LED technology, you receive a high-quality product with market-leading technology. Don't compromise on quality and efficiency and rely on the easy handling and longevity of our LEDs.

Low Budget 5mm LED: Versatile application possibilities

Our LEDs are ideal for a variety of applications. Whether in hobby electronics, model making or the design of your vehicle - rely on the quality and longevity of our wired LEDs. In addition, the LEDs can be easily integrated into existing systems and do not require any additional components such as external resistors.

Trust in LUMITRONIX quality

As a renowned manufacturer, we at LUMITRONIX rely on high product standards and sustainable production. In addition to the development and production of individual LED modules, our service also includes wholesale conditions and competent advice. This is also the case with this low budget 5mm LED, which is manufactured in Germany and therefore promises the highest quality and long service life.

• Easy to use thanks to integrated resistance
• Versatile application possibilities
• High light intensity of 21000mcd
• Made in Germany by LUMITRONIX

FAQ about the low budget 5mm LED

1. Is the LED suitable for continuous operation?
   Yes, thanks to the high-quality workmanship and long-lasting components, the LED is also suitable for long-term use.


2. Can I connect the LED directly to a 12V power source?
   Yes, the LED is designed to operate on 12V and has an integrated resistor so that it can be connected directly to an appropriate power source.


3. How can I regulate the light intensity of the LED?
   The brightness of the LED can be regulated by the power supply. Lower voltage results in lower light intensity.