PCB MOUNTING LEDs - Ø 5mm
FEATURES
125 SERIES
PACK QUANTITY = 100 PIECES
Material conforms to UL94 V-O flammability ratings
Secure anchorage to PCB enhances mechanical
strength, resistance to vibration and shock
Suitable for 1.6mm PCB thickness only
Product illustrated 01-125-505-01
Typically available ex stock
SPECIFICATIONS
Ordering Information & Typical T
echnical Characteristics (T
a = 25°C)
Mean Time Between Failure up to = 100,000 Hours.
PART NUMBER
COLOUR
LENS
Luminous intensity figures refer to the unmodified discrete LED.
VOLTAGE
CURRENT
LUMINOUS
WAVE
OPERATING
STORAGE
DC
Vopr
DC
lopr
INTENSITY
lv@20mA
LENGTH
λp
TEMP
T
opr
TEMP
T
stg
STANDARD INTENSITY
01-125-505-01
01-125-511-01
01-125-514-01
UNITS
Red
Yellow
Green
Colour Diffused
Colour Diffused
Colour Diffused
2.0*
2.1*
2.2*
Vdc
2
2
2
mA
60
40
40
mcd
627
590
565
nm
-40 ~ +85^
-40 ~ +85^
-40 ~ +85^
0
-40 ~ +85
-40 ~ +85
-40 ~ +85
0
Yes
Yes
Yes
C
C
* = Voltage DC for 20mA product is Vf@20mA, not Vopr
505 & 511
514
^ = Products must be derated according to the derating information. Each derating graph refers to specific LEDs.
for products or service.
relating to either products or service.
The information contained in this datasheet does not constitute part of any order or contract and should not be regarded as a representation
We reserve the right to alter without notice the specification or any conditions of supply
Approved Manufacturer
BS EN ISO 9001:2000
© MARL INTERNATIONAL LTD 2008 : DS 048/08
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125 Series
8
7.2
9
8
3
3
Anode
2.54
1.6mm PCB
Mounting
Spigot
2.5
5.2
Dimensions in mm (Typical)
Not to scale
3
0.5Sq
Spigot mounting hole Ø2.8
+0.15
-0
Housing Material
Polycarbonate
This material offers UL94 V-0 flame retardancy* and a high impact strength. This material has a melt point of 290-340°C and is suitable for use in
the majority of automatic soldering processes.
*Material test thickness 1.6mm
LEDs
LED Polarity
Anode identification is shown in the dimensional diagram. The long lead of a non-cropped unit can also be used to help identify the anode. For
the 2 pin Bi-colour units the standard colour configuration is red anode to the ‘+’ sign.
Reverse Polarity
This is offered on all PCB units, with the exception of the 125 series, if requested to help overcome the problem of systems with reverse polarity
reverse colour configuration.
Bi-colour
2 Pin Operation
connections. Multiple units can also be supplied in reverse polarity but not with mixed polarities. The 2 pin and 3 pin Bi-colours can be supplied in
T
o achieve the second colour for a 2 pin Bi-colour unit the supply must be reversed, standard colour configuration for these units is red anode to
the ‘+’ sign.
Electro-static Discharge (ESD)
Build up of electrostatic discharge occurs in many situations involving people moving and handling products. The range of possible situations is
very diverse but voltage levels as high as several thousand volts can and do arise in many individual situations. When an operator charged up to
these levels handles a ‘static sensitive device’, there is a very probable likelihood that the device will be irreversibly damaged. It is essential that
precautions are taken at all stages during manufacture and assembly of these products. Although LEDs were never considered to be static
sensitive devices, changes in manufacturing technology and materials used to produce higher intensity products over a large range of the
and despatch. We recommend all users of LED based products follow the guidelines of BS 100015.
Note:
All luminous intensity figures refer to the unmodified discrete LED.
wavelength spectrum have changed this. Marl has an approved system of ESD control from goods in, through production and into final packing
for products or service.
relating to either products or service.
The information contained in this datasheet does not constitute part of any order or contract and should not be regarded as a representation
We reserve the right to alter without notice the specification or any conditions of supply
Approved Manufacturer
BS EN ISO 9001:2000
© MARL INTERNATIONAL LTD 2008 : DS 048/08
Issue 2
Page 2 of 2