NEW PRODUCTS – Litex White LEDs on White and Black Fabric Ribbon Plus Battery Case

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NEW PRODUCTS – Litex White LEDs on White and Black Fabric Ribbon Pack – These soft fabric ribbons have tiny surface mount LEDs bonded onto two thin conductive threads that go along the length. A tiny battery pack controller snaps onto the end. The result is an ultra-flexible and elegant-looking way to add LEDs to a wearable project.

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The ribbon is approximately 21″/53cm long, and has 10 white LEDs spaced equally along the ribbon. You can cut the ribbon easily but you cannot solder to it so once it’s cut, it cannot be re-joined. The battery pack has a simple controller that switches between a few modes: all on, fast blink, slow blink, and a slow fade in and out. It is powered by and comes with 2 x 12mm coin cell batteries, but you can also get some more from us. We also have extra battery packs. It is possible to cut the ribbon in half and then snap another battery pack onto the second piece.

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Technical Details:

  • Powered by 2 x CR1220 batteries
  • Weight: 5.88g
  • Dimensions: 15.43mm / 0.6″ x 30.47mm / 1.2″ x 10.54mm / 0.4″
  • Ribbon Length: 533.4mm / 21″

In stock and shipping now!


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NEW PRODUCT – Litex Spare Battery Case – This is a little battery pack for our Litex LED ribbons. No LEDs are included, but the battery pack is very nice and you can cut the LED ribbon in half and then use the extra battery pack to power the excess.

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Comes with two CR1220 batteries, we also carry extras if you need them!

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Technical Details:

  • Weight: 6.34g
  • Dimensions: 15.43 / 0.6″ x 30.47mm / 1.2″ x 10.54mm / 0.4″

In stock and shipping now!


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