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UV LED (5mm, Purple)
  • UV LED (5mm, Purple)

#4400: UV LED (5mm, Purple)

R2.89


The LEDs utilise InGaN material technology and feature water-clear transparent lenses. Typical application areas include disinfection and sterilisation, adhesive curing, leak detection and security authentication.

Warning

  • UV LEDs emit ultraviolet light which can be hazardous to the human eye. Do not look at operating UV LEDs without necessary eye protection.

Product Details

 

Attribute Value
Number of LEDs 1
Peak Wavelength 385nm
Luminous Intensity 100 mcd
Package Type 5 mm
Viewing Angle 15 °
Number of Pins 2
LED Material InGaN
Mounting Type Through Hole
Diameter 5.9mm
Height 8.6mm
Dimensions 5.9 (Dia.) x 8.6mm
Series VAOL

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Shipping & Coverage

For South Africa, PostNet is used for shipping at R99 per order if delivered to your local PostNet or R180 if the parcel needs to be delivered to your doorstep! Postage is FREE for orders over R1000!


We supply Arduino, Robotics and all of our other DIY Electronics throughout South Africa including Durban, Johannesburg, Pretoria, Cape Town, Bloemfontein and rural areas.


3D Printing Service available at Leobot3d.com for all your custom printing needs.


Import low-cost high-quality 3D filament and 3D printers as part of through 3dImportClub.co.za.


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Admin Office:
15 Gerdine Street,

Summerstrand,

Port Elizabeth,

Eastern Cape,

South Africa,

Phone: 082 776 7668

Fax: 0865188874


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