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This 30mm translucent red arcade button has built-in LEDs for a beautiful illuminated look. Two surface-mount LEDs with a ~1K resistor are embedded in the bu...

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This 30mm translucent red arcade button has built-in LEDs for a beautiful illuminated look. Two surface-mount LEDs with a ~1K resistor are embedded in the button body in a series configuration, drawing just 5mA from a 5V supply.

The button screws into place through material up to ~20mm thick, covering any imperfections in the mounting hole. A pre-installed micro-switch with gold-plated contacts provides smooth action with clear tactile feedback. Separate contacts for the LEDs sit next to the switch contacts for easy wiring.

Key Features

  • Built-In LEDs – Two series SMD LEDs with ~1K resistor, embedded in the button body
  • 30mm Translucent Red – Crystal glossy finish, stunning when illuminated
  • Pre-Installed Micro-Switch – Gold-plated contacts for reliable operation
  • Smooth Action – Tactile press without a harsh click
  • Screw-In Mounting – Fits material up to ~20mm thick, requires 30mm hole
  • Low Power – 5mA at 5V

Specifications

  • Button Diameter: 30mm mounting hole
  • Colour: Translucent red
  • LED Configuration: 2× series SMD LEDs with ~1K resistor
  • LED Power: 5V at 5mA
  • Switch Type: Micro-switch with gold-plated contacts
  • Mounting: Screw-in (up to ~20mm panel thickness)

Ideal For

  • Illuminated arcade cabinets and fight sticks
  • Custom LED control panels
  • Arduino and Raspberry Pi interactive projects
  • Any project needing lit-up pushbuttons
Warning: The red and yellow LED arcade buttons use LEDs in series and cannot run at 3.3V. A 5V or higher supply is required.

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Plain-language definitions for the technical terms used above.

LED
A light-emitting diode is a small electronic component that lights up when current flows through it in the correct direction. In this kit, LEDs create the flashing effect, so polarity and correct soldering matter for the project to work.

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