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CJMCU 24-Bit WS2812 RGB LED 92mm Ring

Name: CJMCU 24-Bit WS2812 RGB LED 92mm Ring
SKU: TS-P1378
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24-Bit WS2812 RGB LED 92mm Ring Controlled by a microcontroller (Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, etc.) using libraries like Adafruit NeoPixel or FastLED.

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SKU: TS-P1378

Categories:LED - diodes, displays, modules, LED modules

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The 24-Bit WS2812 RGB LED 92mm Ring is a compact circular LED module featuring 24 addressable RGB LEDs arranged in a ring shape, utilising the popular WS2812 (also known as NeoPixel) driver chips.

Specifications:

LEDs: 24 × WS2812 (RGB, addressable).
Outer Diameter: ~92mm. ± 3%
Inner Diameter: ~72 ± 3%
Operating Voltage: 5V DC.
Data Protocol: Single-wire, serial (800 kHz).
Power Consumption: Approximately 60mA per LED at full brightness (maximising to ~1440mA for all 24 LEDs).
Chainable: The Data out pin allows you to connect multiple rings/strips in series.
Viewing Angle: ~120°.

Package Includes:

1x CJMCU 24-Bit WS2812 RGB LED 92mm Ring

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