This large RED LED bit light is connected to a 30cm connection cable and comes in a pack of 4
Light my Bricks bit lights are tiny LEDs and are available in different colors and effects (including a built-in blinking effect). The thin connection cables (less than 1 mm) fit under and between the LEGO® bricks and thus offer a variety of possibilities to equip LEGO® buildings with lights and thus to effectively illuminate your LEGO® or compatible sets.
- LED color: RED
- Bit Light Variant: LARGE
- Cable length: 30 cm
- Package content: 4 pieces
- Connection: Standard Light my Bricks plug-in connection
LED bit light large
Light my Bricks LED bit lights «Large» are larger than the «normal» bit lights and contain a larger LED. They are excellent as headlights or extra bright headlights for cars.
These «Large» Bit lights do not fit into the LEGO® 1x1 plates. Because of the larger LED, they are more suitable for installation under 2x2 rounded base plates or 1x1 bricks.
Light My Bricks LEGO® lighting components offer an easy way for LEGO® fans to add LED lights to their models. With a wide range of colors, lighting options and effects, anyone can add lights to their LEGO® set.
All Light my Bricks components are plug-and-play capable
No knowledge of electronics is required for installation!
Other variants available
LED bit lights
Light my Bricks LED bit lights are the standard LEDs. They are suitable for all common lighting functions. They fit into the LEGO® 1x1 plates or 1x1 bricks.
Micro LED Bit Lights
Light my Bricks Micro LED Bit Lights are slightly smaller than the standard LEDs and the cable is attached with a micro connector which can only be connected to the Light my Bricks Micro Expansion Boards. They are particularly useful for tiny areas such as candles etc. and in scenarios where the LEGO® is upside down.
Micro LED bit lights fit into LEGO® 1x1 plates or 1x1 bricks.
LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO® group. The LEGO® trademarks are only used to clearly identify the LEGO® products to which the Light my Bricks products go and are not intended to constitute an infringement of property rights.
