These LEDs are wired with an in-line diode on one leg so you can run them with either AC or DC. 24 volts works best (do not run them on 120V!) drawing 4mA. You'll get leads between 4" and 9" with quick-disconnect terminals. You pick yellow or red.

Wire up those bowling trophies, or just rewire those lamps with the ugly black cords. You get a package of (4) white 18-2 AWG lamp cords, 48" long, with plugs on one end. Cheap, cheap.

Don't wait or it'll all be gone. You get (4) pieces, 11 feet each, of 18-2 wire, polarized, black with a white stripe and eminently discardable spade-push terminals on both ends. (That's under a nickel a foot, cowboy.) Lamp cord, speaker wire, pretty much anything you run juice to.

Not just a TV show, but also actual wire. This nickel (60%)-chromium (40%) wire is high-heat tolerant and corrosion-resistant, and is also dandy for crafter apps. Sold by the foot, like shoes, it's 24AWG (.019" thick) and uncoated. Made right here in the US of A for a change.

Itty bitty Edison style 1/4 Watt lamp with a 3/16"/5mm screw base. (type E5 or E5.5) 1/2" long overall it needs 160ma @ 2.5 V. It has a clear glass envelope that collimates the light at the end for greater intensity when viewed end on. Typically priced around a buck a each. Great for science fair projects. model railroading or anywhere tiny light is required.

You decide. This panel-mount indicator light has a 5mm red LED in a 5/16” dia x 3/4” deep mount with 47” leads and a 2-pin 5.5mm Molex connector on the other end. Includes wings on the mount to hold it in place. You'll need 20mA at 3VDC for power.

Or barrier strips, or terminal blocks, depending on where you are and who you ask. Ours is a (4) position x 2 block rated for up 30A. Standard screw-type terminals, and measures 3-1/4" long x 1-1/4" x 5/8" with a pair of 3/16” mounting holes at each end.

Power is easier to corral when the cord is coiled. This 12" coiled small-appliance cord will stretch to something like 5 feet. Has a standard 2-prong, ungrounded plug at one end and a 9/16" wide x 5/16" (between the pins) 2-pin socket at the output end (think electric razor). Rated up to 250VAC, with no current listed, but it's for lighter duty. Made, for a change, in Holland.

This small red-lensed indicator lamp is rated for 250V 2mA but is fine with 120V. Has an 11/32" dia lens in a 1-3/8" long housing with (2) 8-1/2" long leads.

Our each is a 56" length of paired blue and red 18AWG wire with 1/4" quick-disconnect terminals on one end and a 3mm center-to-center polarized plug at the other. Also handy as a hook-up wire.

Very pretty. Very graceful. These clear-glass 2.2 volt, .25 amp bulbs are a wavy, flame shape 1-1/2" tall and 5/8" dia at the widest point. The base is candelabra size. They work fine on 3 volts (2"AA") at .32 amps. Order extras, because we don't think you'll find little pretties like these at your local hardware store.

We couldn’t think of any clean jokes for this part, so just add your own. Meanwhile, this little, 1/4” dia, bright white COB LED is mounted on a 3/8” square PC board. Requires 70mA at 9VDC. Our in-house Fire Prevention & Ophthalmology Team suggests a heat sink as well as indirect viewing.

Hay! You need wire? Surely you have something you could bale with all of this 1/16” dia steel baling wire. You’ll get (8) 36” lengths of it. Toss it in the trunk when you need to reattach something to the car that duck tape won’t work on.

Is mighty bright, actually, and warm white. Our COB LEDs are 5/8" dia, mounted on PC boards that measure approx 1-1/8" x 3/4". Nominally rated at 32VDC up to 1A, with heat-sink backings. Best with a constant current supply, which will draw 170mA or use a current limiting resistor and a heat sink.

Here’s a replacement, no-frills power cord for most shavers, boomboxes, TVs, etc. Measures 6-feet long with an 18-2AWG cord, and a 2-pin, shaver plug.

Not a metaphor, but actual light-up ribbons, like on packages or outfits. You'll get 8-1/2 feet of 1-1/2" wide ribbon with (26) tiny LEDs embedded inside--that's one approx every 4". Power is from a little 2-3/4" x 1-1/4" x 3/4" plastic control box that you put (2) "AA" batteries in and stick it in your pocket or some other discreet spot when you're all beribboned for a party. (Has steady-on or flashing modes, depending on how festive you want to be.) You get (2) different ribbons in green, white or red with gold accents. Also nice on packages or as room decoration.

Sounds like a Shirelles song, Baby Blue Teardrops, but these are really your standard household current night-light bulb (also seen strung on tannenbaums across the land). Ten watts with the usual E12 candelabra base, with a translucent bluish tint.

No need start clapping and look like a fool when you screw in one of these standard bulb sockets with a photocell that will automatically turn on your bulb when the daylight dims. Rated for up to 100W. (May not work with some LEDs.) Good for outdoor use as long as the fixture is shielded.