RGB 5 mm , 2 Pin Light Emitting Diode (Red, Blue and Green Flashing)
₹6.13
- 5mm RGB Red Green Blue LED- Auto Flashing
- Clear Transparent Body Super Bright
- Unique – Auto Flashing at slow speed alternately
- Auto blink for activity/signal indication without additional circuit
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