Multicolor Rigid LED Filament in a Pre-Assembled Configuration-- Ready for Any Project!
We just love these insanely bright fluorescent LED filament lights. The photos here can't accurately capture how bright these little filaments are – they're packed with microscopic LED lights that give off intense light in a full 360-degree radius. Use them just like mini fluorescent lights in buildings or to add a futuristic Sci-Fi vibe to any model.
We had these filaments custom-made, so we're able to offer them in a variety of colors. Because they are made of ceramic, they are extremely fragile, so we're selling them here in packs of two, pre-soldered onto a protective circuit board that's about the same size as a 1x6 LEGO plate. We've also soldered one of our 12" power cables to the board, and a 3-Port Expansion Board is also included so you can connect both filaments in a pack to one power supply (sold separately).
Power
All you need to get these to work is the 2-pack of filaments and a Brickstuff power supply. We recommend either our 3AA battery pack or USB cable. Coin cell battery packs are NOT recommended, because these lights do consume a large amount of power.
Looking for DIY filaments not soldered to a circuit board? We've got you covered here.
We had these filaments custom-made, so we're able to offer them in a variety of colors. Because they are made of ceramic, they are extremely fragile, so we're selling them here in packs of two, pre-soldered onto a protective circuit board that's about the same size as a 1x6 LEGO plate. We've also soldered one of our 12" power cables to the board, and a 3-Port Expansion Board is also included so you can connect both filaments in a pack to one power supply (sold separately).
Power
All you need to get these to work is the 2-pack of filaments and a Brickstuff power supply. We recommend either our 3AA battery pack or USB cable. Coin cell battery packs are NOT recommended, because these lights do consume a large amount of power.
Looking for DIY filaments not soldered to a circuit board? We've got you covered here.
