These flexible LED filaments, available in various lengths and colors, offer unique lighting effects and are perfect for enhancing coding and electronics sessions. Dubbed "noods" in NYC, they may resemble noodles, but they are not intended for consumption.
These flexible LED filaments are designed to resemble the iconic Edison bulbs commonly found in decorative lighting. The filaments, made up of multiple micro LED diodes bonded on an ultra-flexible metal backing and coated with silicone, create a warm and fun lighting effect. With the LEDs in parallel, only 24V is needed for optimal brightness and we suggest using a resistor to limit the current to a maximum of 500mA.
This pack contains one flexible LED filament that is 1.2m long and operates at 24V. Give your miniature sets, dioramas, dollhouses, or mini-verses a pop of vibrant lime green color with these mini, noodle-like LED lights. These LEDs are similar to EL wire, but offer a more desirable appearance and can be easily dimmed using PWM technology.
Simply power up with 24V by connecting to both ends - the anode should be the metal end with a little hole in it. If it doesn't immediately light up, try connecting the other way around, no biggie.
This nood is 1200mm long, thats 1.2 meters or 47 inches! The tradeoff for such a long length is you'll need 24V to power it. You may want to current limit, we found that at 24V its very bright and warm. Limiting to 500mA (about 22.5V) is a nice warm glow without getting toasty
- 150mA at 21V
- 350mA at 22V
- 650mA at 23V
- 1000mA at 24V
