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These flexible LED filaments (or "nOOds") are the same type found inside Edison-style LED bulbs, shaped into decorative forms for warm, glowing lighting effe...

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These flexible LED filaments (or "nOOds") are the same type found inside Edison-style LED bulbs, shaped into decorative forms for warm, glowing lighting effects. Made from dozens of LED diodes bonded on an ultra-flexible metal backing and coated in yellow silicone, they bend into any shape you need.

Since the LEDs are wired in parallel, they only need 3V to light up — connect to both ends and you're glowing. The anode end has a small hole for identification. At 300 mm long, they're perfect for miniature lighting, dioramas, and creative projects.

Key Features

  • 300mm Length – Flexible LED filament in yellow
  • 3V Operation – Simple, low-voltage power requirement
  • Ultra Flexible – Bends and shapes easily on a metal backing
  • Silicone Coated – Protected and insulated for safe handling
  • Parallel LED Design – Dozens of diodes for even, warm illumination

Ideal For

  • Miniature sets, dioramas, and dollhouses
  • Decorative and accent lighting
  • Edison-style bulb replacements and art projects
  • Cosplay and wearable lighting effects

Package Contents

  • 1× Yellow flexible LED filament (300 mm, 3V)
Tip: The anode end has a small hole. If the filament doesn't light up immediately, try reversing the connections.

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LED
A light-emitting diode (LED) is a small electronic component that emits light when current flows through it in the correct direction. Because it only conducts one way, its polarity matters, and a through-hole LED must be soldered the correct way around to light up.

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