| Color | MCD (Min.) | MCD (Typ.) | Voltage (Min.) | Voltage (Typ.) | Wavelength |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blue | 125 | 170 | 3.0 | 3.2 | 470 |
| Red | 160 | 210 | 1.6 | 1.9 | 624 |
| Green | 355 | 550 | 3.0 | 3.2 | 550 |
| White | 780 | 1200 | 3.0 | 3.2 | x=0.30 y=0.31 |
| Amber | 460 | 550 | 1.8 | 2.0 | 550 |
0805 Surface Mount LEDs
Check out this itty-bitty 0805 LED. This is a high quality, ultra bright SMD LED. It's the size of Franklin Delano Roosevelt's nose on the Dime. The 0805 SMD LED is commonly used for switching out the light in your cell phone, car dash, etc.
0805 Surface Mount LEDs Photos
0805 Surface Mount LEDs Technical Info
Viewing Angle: 120 degreesCurrent: 20 mA
All dimension units are in millimeters with a tolerance of +- .02 mm. An epoxy meniscus may extend about 1.5mm down the lead.
Customer questions & answers
0805 SMD LED. what kelvin is the white light?
6000 K.
How would one go about in powering one of these with magnet wire? - by John (Albany, OR)
Carefully solder the wire to the LEDs, and then simply hook up to your power source.
It will require quite a lot of patience, and fine motor skills to do the soldering properly.
If you need a lot of them (say, 100 pcs ), we'll be happy to do it for you.
It will require quite a lot of patience, and fine motor skills to do the soldering properly.
If you need a lot of them (say, 100 pcs ), we'll be happy to do it for you.
Im unable to see the the time on the dashboard clock of my Endeavor. Is there a surface mount LED light strip available that i can put in the alcove to illuminate the clock without getting into the wiring or is that even possible? - by Catherine (Tamassee,SC)
You could hook a small light or strip to a 27A battery. https://www.oznium.com/install-bay/12v-led-battery-holder
Customer Reviews
Slightly difficult to work with, but great reward.
Robert Mundt from Henderson, NV
I bought these and the slightly smaller 0603 leds to try and fix some back lighting on a Jandy pool wall controller that the lcd lighting went out on. I opted for these after receiving them as they were slightly bigger. I bought 10, luckily, as I went through 3-4 of them just testing stuff out (Not my first time soldering by a long shot, but my first time working with something this small). I watched a short video on Youtube and then went to work. Working with these were easier than I had expected, although they are TINY! I ended up only using 2, where the Jandy unit had 4x 5mm equivalent leds. I ended up using the legs of the old leds to solder in these tiny guys. I only used 2 and WOW! Not quite as bright as the 4x OE Jandy leds, but I didn't want them that bright. Worth every penny, and will definitely use these again when fixing other small electronics. As always, thank you Oznium for a fantastic product.