LED - Assorted with Resistor 5mm (20 pack)

You don’t have to worry about adding a resistor to an LED if you get an LED with a built in resistor! This pack contains 20x 5mm LEDs in four different colors. There are five LEDs per color in blue, red, green, and yellow.

This pack will help alleviate any frustrations you’ve had with accidentally burning them out, just by having a resistor in the diode itself! Each LED has an operating voltage range of 3.0V to 5V to help make your next project shine!

Each pack of these LEDs are conveniently bagged in reusable ESD safe packaging to make sure nothing accidentally gets damaged before you are able to use them.

  • 5x Red LEDs
  • 5x Yellow LEDs
  • 5x Green LEDs
  • 5x Blue LEDs
  • Operating Voltage Range: 3.0V-5.0V
  • Standard Size - T1 ¾ 5mm

LED - Assorted with Resistor 5mm (20 pack) Product Help and Resources

Light-Emitting Diodes (LEDs)

August 12, 2013

Learn the basics about LEDs as well as some more advanced topics to help you calculate requirements for projects containing many LEDs.

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Determining LEDs with Built-In Resistor

If you look closely at the image below, there is a small, black square IC on the post to limit the current on these types of LEDs.

LED with Built in Resistor

For more information, check out our LED tutorial.


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  • Member #568253 / about 6 years ago / 1

    So operating voltage says 3-5V but the example pictures use a 9V battery .

    What is the resistor value for each color?

    Also white will be great to have!

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Just right for my PCB

Having an internal resister reduced my PCB parts count and saved space. I liked the colors and only wished there were also clear (white) ones included. All worked well.

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Great for introducing electronics in workshops

Because of the built-in resistor, these can be connected directly to a BBC micro:bit or other microcontroller's output pin with a couple of alligator clips and they won't draw too much current (only about 5 mA). The clear lens causes them to throw a focused beam of colored light which can be useful to experiment with color mixing. I haven't seen LED's with built in resistors anywhere else. A minor downside to the clear lens is that if you have mix of colors you need to test each LED to find out what color it is, but for kids that process can be fun.

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Extremely useful LEDs, I'll be purchasing more!

I don't know how long I have wished to have a 5 volt LED without and external resistor. You would think that every electronics guy would say the same. These LEDs are very bright, in fact at 5 volts they are brilliant. Wonderful product.

The LEDs worked as advertised. My only issue is that they're clear colored which makes them inconvenient to identify. I can live with it!

The LEDs worked as advertised. My only issue is that they're clear colored which makes them inconvenient to identify. I can live with it!

Bright with 3.3v power

Lovely, saturated colors. I often add a resistor to the blue led because it is so bright. These are obviously breadboard friendly but they end up in my finished projects.