Description
A flickering LED. The LED never goes out, just goes up and down in brightness in a nice random pattern.
Great for Torches, Oil Lamps, Coal in a Blacksmith's forge and other places where a soft subtle flicker is needed.
Get creative with your ideas for using flickering colors
- Cool White flicker: simulate movie theater projectors and television
- Warm White flicker: candles and lanterns
- Blue flicker: space craft engines exhaust, also televisions
- Red flicker: race car exhaust, hot coals
- Green flicker: witches brew, aliens
The possibilities are endless!
We now have our flickering LEDs available in our popular 3V lighting kits that contain everything you need to get started!
Flickering Light Kit 
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"What do I need to run these?"
| 3 volt use | 5-12 volt battery / regulated adapter | Your own AC/DC or DCC supply: 7-19V |
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Our 3 volt coin holder with switch
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Your own battery, or for 9 volt get our
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7-19 volt Universal AC/DC/DCC lights
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All of our LEDs come with a 2 year warranty!
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I use these flickering lights in my jumping spider enclosures I create! I love how they look! Will continue to purchase :)
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I was looking for a way to make a space ship model look like it was hit and on fire these were perfect!!! Just ordered more
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Your Pico flickering lights look great inside my 3D printed lanterns
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My first try at using this type of lighting. It was easy. Put a flickering, warm white light in an old radio, to make it spooky for Halloween. I’ll buy more for other projects.
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Worked perfectly!👍
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Great stuff and fast delivery. Will happily order from them again. Amazing service.
F
These lights are perfect for my miniatures. Easy to wire up and use. Worked great.
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The project was perfect, and the cost and service were excellent. The information provided before the project was purchased was excellent.
C
The pico lights were the perfect size to fit inside of my HG Gunpla for the eyes and even routed the magnet wire through the entire body, arm, and weapon to create a muzzle flash effect.
The rectifier heat shrink is bulky when trying to fit inside of the model so I removed it. Sandpaper easily removed the magnet wire coating for soldering and then a drop of super glue to insulate.
Definitely will be getting more!
J
So perfect for my project. I drilled and wired a Portal Turret for my gaming pc build. Super easy to work with and looks great!
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