MiniLED Stripe 1.5mm wide 500mm long
69/72 LEDs
Fair modelsCar models House models


The subminiature light chain for universal use. For lighting at your fair, beer garden, Christmas market, Christmas tree, marquee and discotheque.


Due to the small dimensions, an adaptation to many local conditions is possible.
With these stripes you give your models the right professional design with different luminous colors.
The strip is flexible and can be attached with glue.
The strip has an enamelled copper wire soldered on at the end and is ready for immediate use. Since all LEDs are connected in parallel, you can separate the strip after each LED. The severed ends can be made to light up again by soldering cables to one of the LEDs. You can also reestablish a connection on the back by scratching free the copper tracks.


For shorter sections, adaptation to higher voltage is possible with a series resistor. If you let me know how long the desired sections are to be made, I can supply the appropriate series resistors (max. 10 pieces free of charge).

If you want to continuously control the brightness, you can do this with a DC converter. (information via email)


Data:
Length per sales unit: 500mm
Width: 1.5mm
LED type: 0603
Number of LEDs : 69/72 pieces
Distance LED to LED: approx. 7mm
Voltage colors yellow : 1.8-2V
Voltage colors pure white, warm white, golden warm white, blue, green, pink: 2.8-3V
LED quantity red and pink: 69 LED/strips
number of LEDs pure white, warm white, golden warm white, blue, green, yellow 72 LEDs/strip
Whole strip current : 150-200mA
Current per LED : 1 – 10mA(max.)

Operation with DC voltage, a rectifier is required for AC voltage
These colors are available for selection here.

The subminiature light chain for universal use. For lighting at your fair, beer garden, Christmas market, Christmas tree, marquee and discotheque. The strip has an enamelled copper wire soldered on at the end and is ready for immediate use. Since all LEDs are connected in parallel, you can separate the strip after each LED. The severed ends can be made to light up again by soldering cables to one of the LEDs. You can also reestablish a connection on the back by scratching free the copper tracks. For shorter sections, adaptation to higher voltage is possible with a series resistor. If you let me know how long the desired sections are to be made, I can supply the appropriate series resistors (max. 10 pieces free of charge). If you want to continuously control the brightness, you can do this