ULTRABRIGHT WHITE LED, 3MM DIA.(T-1)

The white light emitted by these is much closer to true white (sunlight) than any incandescent could ever be. White light has a color temperature of about 5500 degrees Kelvin, while incandescent lighting falls somewhere around 3200 degrees. These LEDs are pretty good at producing a white that is neutral without the undesired yellows or blues. BTW, it's the arc that is actually white, not the incandescent.

These are nice LEDs but the white is that of an electric arc rather than that of an incadescent lamp. I bought them to light a model ship and I will try dyeing them yellow---Now to find a dye that works.

Great led WELL WORTH the money - it is extremely bright- a few of these, or even one would make a great flashlight. Thw color of light it emits is a pure white like the color of light from a camera flash. The difference between normal incadescent lights and this is that it doesnt have the dull yellow tint to it.