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Kingbright is a leading manufacturer of LED Lamps, Displays, SMD Lamps and other LED related products.
With enormous demand for compact size displays worldwide, Kingbright has advanced the state-of-the-art designs and developed the new display technology, the thinnest and brightest SMD LED displays. Kingbright's huge color selection covers the full visible spectrum and ultra bright options including blue.
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Kingbright Ultra-Thin 0603 SMD LEDs
Kingbright ultra-thin 0603 SMD LEDs are 1.6 mm x 0.8 mm surface-mount LED lamps with a thickness of only 0.25 mm. These Kingbright LEDs provide low power consumption and a wide viewing angle and are compatible with automatic placement equipment. LED color options include green, blue, hyper red, super bright yellow, and super bright orange. These Kingbright devices are ideal for mobile phone keypad indicators and backlights.
Kingbright High Brightness LEDs
Kingbright's high brightness LEDs include 0.5W, 1W, 2W, 3W, 5.5W light bars, and Flash SMD options. The devices offer a range of features including low thermal resistance, super high flux output, high luminance, and low voltage DC operation. The LEDs are ideal for applications including traffic signaling, backlighting, automotive lighting, as well as indoor and outdoor commercial and residential architectural lighting.
Kingbright Circuit Board Indicators
Kingbright´s circuit board indicator offerings include 3mm Bi-Level SMD circuit board indicators designed to help eliminate mixed technology PC board processing. Kingbright surface board mountable 3mm circuit board indicators
are compatible with reflow soldering and are specially designed for
automatic pick-and-place mounting processes to increase productivity
while reducing assembly cost. Kingbright indicators are available in various sizes and LED
color combinations, as well as custom and multi-color feature options
to meet specific design requirements. These devices are ideal for indicator panel and signaling applications.
