10W Power LED Warm White 3000–3500K 🔆

The Periled 10W warm white LED, built with Epileds (Taiwan) die technology, delivers high luminous output and reliable performance for both electronics hobbyists and professional engineers. Ideal for custom lighting projects, DIY fixtures, and high-power LED modules, it pairs well with Arduino or Raspberry Pi control via an appropriate constant-current driver.

Technical Specifications ⚙️

• Brand: Periled
• Manufacturer: Epileds (Taiwan)
• Package Shape: Square
• Power Rating: 10 W
• Forward Voltage (Vf): 9–12 V
• Forward Current (If): 900 mA
• Luminous Flux: 950–1100 lm
• Color Temperature (CCT): 3000–3500 K (Warm White)
• Operating Temperature: -20°C to +60°C
• Rated Lifespan: 50,000 hours

Key Features ⭐

•  Low heat generation for improved efficiency and reduced power loss
• 💰 Helps reduce electricity costs in long-duration applications
• 🌱 Supports lower carbon emissions through high efficacy
• 🛠️ Lower maintenance thanks to long operational life
• ⏱️ Instant start with no flicker
• 🧱 Solid-state, shock-resistant construction

Typical Applications 🔧

• DIY luminaires, spotlights, and task lighting
• Retrofits and custom LED modules for warm ambient light
• Machine lighting and prototyping in electronics labs
• Microcontroller-controlled projects using Arduino or Raspberry Pi (with driver)

Integration Tips for Arduino & Raspberry Pi 🧠

• Use a constant-current LED driver set to 900 mA; do not drive directly from GPIO pins.
• Provide adequate heatsinking and thermal interface material to manage junction temperature.
• Select a DC power supply with sufficient voltage (9–12 V) headroom for the driver and wiring losses.
• For PWM dimming, drive the LED driver’s control input from the microcontroller (e.g., Arduino PWM pin) rather than the LED directly.

This high-power warm white LED is a dependable electronics component for building custom lighting, testing optical designs, and integrating into microcontroller-based systems where controlled voltage, current, and thermal management are critical.