Lite-On LTST-C930KFKT is a 2.4 V orange LED packaged in a standard 3125 surface mount chip format, ideal for various electronics and industrial lighting solutions. This LED offers a precise dominant wavelength of 605 nm with a narrow 25° viewing angle, providing focused and vibrant light output.
The round lens with clear finish and 3.2 x 2.4 mm dimensions ensures optimal light transmission while maintaining compactness for integration into dense circuit boards.
Engineered for reliability, it supports a maximum forward current of 30 mA and power dissipation up to 75 mW, complying with RoHS and EIA standards for environmental and quality assurance.
With LED luminosity rated between 450.0 to 1200.0 millicandela, this LED is suited for applications in electronic indicators, displays, and status signaling within industrial, laboratory, and commercial equipment.
This LED features a 3125 package with a surface mount type for easy PCB integration. The LED emits orange light with a dominant wavelength of 605 nm. Maximum forward current is 30 mA, with power dissipation up to 75 mW. It has a forward voltage of 2.4 V and a viewing angle of 25 degrees.
The lens shape is round with clear finish and dimensions of 3.2 x 2.4 mm. This component includes two pins and is RoHS and EIA STD compliant. LED luminosity ranges between 450.0 and 1200.0 millicandela suitable for visible light applications.
Originated from China and part of the LTST series chip LEDs.
This product is essential for integration in electronic display assemblies, lighting indicators, and control panels requiring consistent, reliable orange illumination. It is ideal for electronics manufacturing, instrumentation, automotive dashboard indicators, and other commercial electronic applications.
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