E-Textiles

SKU: LB-LR0281-5-LB | Brand: Little Bird

A 5-metre length of light blue electroluminescent (EL) wire with a battery-powered inverter included. EL wire is a flexible, phosphor-coated wire that emits a cool, even glow along its entire length — similar in appea...

SKU: LB-LR0335-B | Brand: Little Bird

This 5-metre length of EL wire (electroluminescent wire) glows a vibrant blue when powered by the included battery-operated inverter. EL wire is a flexible, phosphor-coated wire that produces a cool, even glow similar...

SKU: LB-LR0281-5-B | Brand: Little Bird

This 5m length of EL wire (electroluminescent wire) is a flexible wire coated with phosphor which glows blue when applied with the appropriate voltage. Whilst EL wire looks similar to a thin neon tube, the wire is in ...

SKU: DF-DFR0185-LB | Brand: DFRobot

Electroluminecent wire, otherwise known as EL Wire, is a thin phosphor coated wire in a tube that lights up when you apply a high AC voltage to it. EL Wire typically needs anywhere between 20Vac to 220Vac, at a very ...

SKU: SF-COM-10195 | Brand: SparkFun

A 3-metre length of blue electroluminescent (EL) wire that produces a bright, even neon-like glow when driven by an AC inverter. The flexible, phosphor-coated wire is 2.3 mm in diameter and terminated with a JST PH co...

SKU: SF-COM-10800 | Brand: SparkFun

Who doesn’t love the soft glow of electroluminescence? This EL panel is a flexible plastic sheet which contains a phosphor layer and lights up with a neon-like glow when the proper voltage is applied. It’s a lot like ...

SKU: SF-COM-10798 | Brand: SparkFun

A flexible electroluminescent (EL) panel that emits a soft, neon-like blue glow when driven by an EL inverter. The 10 × 10 cm panel is thin and lightweight, making it ideal for backlighting, illuminated signage, costu...

SKU: SF-COM-10795 | Brand: SparkFun

Who doesn’t love the soft glow of electroluminescence? This EL tape is a flexible plastic ribbon which contains a phosphor layer and lights up with a neon-like glow when the proper voltage is applied. It’s a lot like ...