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Slow Color Changing LEDs

These LEDs automatically and slowly cycle through the colors: Red, Green, Blue, yellow, teal, purple, white.

Shipping $2 in U.S.

7-pack for $9.99


21-pack for $20


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Fast Color Changing LED

These LEDs cycle quickly through all colors.
7-Pack for $9.99


21-Pack for $20


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“Light” Purple LED

Light Purple LED in Tube

Light Purple LED on white paper
This color does not come with the LED Hula Hoop Kit

7-Pack - $6


21-Pack - $12


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7-Pack - Cool White LED - 50 degree angle - for $6

Cool White 50 deg LED
These are used in my LED Camera Light Kit
They have a color temperature of 5000K (daylight)
And Viewing angle of 50 degrees.


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7-Pack - Warm White LED - 50 degree angle - for $6

Warm White 50 deg LED
Some prefer this color for their LED Camera Light.
They have a color temperature of 3000K (incandescent light)
And Viewing angle of 50 degrees.


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Aqua Green LED

Aqua Green LED - very bright!

Slightly different than our standard green and a bit brighter as well.

7-Pack - $6


21-Pack- $12


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7-Pack UV for $12

UV LED

This UV LED makes a nice deep purple (hard to see in the photo) and makes white objects pop with a glow. The UV LEDs are about 3x the cost of others, so 7 for $12 is a bargain.


If you buy more than one accessory your products will be packaged together for combined shipment. A partial refund will be issued accordingly after full payment is received.

2 Comments so far

  1. Alexa on November 15th, 2008

    Hi I was planning on ordering some of your slow change leds but I needed to know what the voltage and forward current are so I can order the proper resistor. If you do not know but can tell me where you get the slow change leds from that works too because I can go and look up the specs.

  2. prodmod on November 18th, 2008

    The Slow color changing LEDs have a forward voltage of 3.5 to 3.8Vdc and a forward current rating of 20mA.

    But if you are placing them into an LED hoop like the one I have on my site with the batteries I supply you should not have to use a resistor since the battery voltage is less than the LED voltage.

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