| Color | MCD (Min.) | MCD (Typ.) | Voltage (Min.) | Voltage (Typ.) | Wavelength |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blue | 120 | 160 | 3.0 | 3.2 | 470 |
| Red | 160 | 190 | 1.6 | 1.9 | 624 |
| Green | 460 | 600 | 3.0 | 3.2 | 515 |
| White | 780 | 1100 | 3.0 | 3.2 | x=0.30 y=0.31 |
| Amber | 160 | 650 | 1.8 | 2.0 | 595 |
1206 Surface Mount LEDs
Our 'biggest' little LED we have, the 1206 is now in stock. Does you're project require the 1206 SMD LED? We have them available in 5 bright colors. You won't be let down on how much light these little LEDs put out. These are the size of Franklin Delano Roosevelt's ear on the Dime.
1206 Surface Mount LEDs Photos
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1206 Surface Mount LEDs Technical Info
Viewing Angle: 120 degreesCurrent: 20 mA
All dimension units are in millimeters with a tolerance of +- .02 mm.
Customer questions & answers
What is the viewing angle of the 1206 led? - by John (Illinois)
120 degrees, more info on this link: https://www.oznium.com/1206-smd-led#tech
Another question if the current LEDs are green with a forward v. Of 3.0 is there not a problem replacing them with the 2.0 reds? Will the reds just be brighter w/ the extra voltage ? - by Carter (Joplin, mo)
The red would be brighter for a short while, and then quickly burn out from too much voltage.
If you want them to last, you'll need to use a resistor to drop the voltage.
If you want them to last, you'll need to use a resistor to drop the voltage.
If I were to replace the factory LEDs in my 2004 Ford F-150 (window/door locks) is it as simple as desoldering the green lights and resoldering new reds? I assume the circuit boards already have the resistors built in. How are the 1206s connected to the board; I don't see drop in pins. Thanks in advance. - by Carter (Joplin, MO)
Yes. De-solder and re-solder.
Not sure what you mean by drop in pins.
Not sure what you mean by drop in pins.
Customer Reviews
small, cheap, bright
Grant Bennett from Houston, TX
I'm into doing my own little mods so I cracked upen the window and lock buttons on my 08 Altima Coupe to find these tony LEDs soldered on the board for each lit up button. Ordered a few of these to test out and with a lot of trial and error on desoldering the old LEDs and putting the new ones on I was very satisfied with the look. These are also good for lights located in the A/C controls, radio, and gauge cluster.
The factory color is orange and I changed them to white but I'm kinda wishing they had purple.