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Catalog and Price Guide FUNHOUSE CREATIONS Inc. 2020 1433 Mandela Parkway – Oakland, CA – 94607 www.coolneon.com (510) 547-5878 Catalog and Price Guide Cool Neon Electroluminescent Wire, Drivers and Sequencers Total Control Lighting LED Pixels and Controllers Arduino Boards and Shields LED Party Decorations, Playa Gifts Tech Support phone hours: 10 am – 5 pm Monday through Friday. In-store shopping hours: 11 am – 4 pm Wednesday through Friday. Visit, call, or email us at [email protected]. Our friendly, knowledgeable staff is here to help. For more information, including specs, pictures, videos, tutorials, and products not included in this catalog, visit www.coolneon.com, call us at (510) 547-5878, or email us at [email protected]. Table of Contents: Cool Neon Electroluminescent Wire Raw Wire, Custom Soldering, Spool Discounts................................................... 3 Plug & Play Units and Harnesses..........................................................................4 Instant Gratification: Funlights.............................................................................5 Drivers and Sequencers.....................................................................................6-9 Electroluminescent Ribbon...................................................................................9 Power Adapters...................................................................................................10 Connectors...........................................................................................................11 Soldering Tools and Supplies..............................................................................12 Kits.................................................................................................................. 13-14 Total Control Lighting: Pixels, Controllers, Power, & Accessories................... 15-20 RGB LED Strips: Pixels, Controllers, Power, & Accessories...............................21-23 Olympic LED Strips & 3-Channel LED Strips............................................................ 24 Thin and Bright LED Strips......................................................................................25 LED Rope Lights........................................................................................................ 26 LED Bulbs & Loose LEDs........................................................................................... 27 Lasers & Light Boxes.................................................................................................28 Arduino Boards, Shields, and Accessories.........................................................29-30 LED Fantasia & Other Cool Products..................................................................31-32 Bikes & Photons........................................................................................................33 Batteries....................................................................................................................34 Some of our NEWEST ITEMS! A whole new line of Cool Neon Tubing – the look of traditional neon lighting with the brightness and flexibility of LEDs. More colors to choose from for 10M Angel Tears and Olympic LED Rolls Total Control Lighting: Pro Mini and FTDI for the Pro Mini for more programming options TCL Mini Controller with Fire – all the functions of the TCL Mini plus our Fire program WS2812 Costume pixels – small, low-profile, supple jumpers – perfect for costumes Awesome TCL Cube – laser-cut acrylic cube faces ready for 25 TCL bullet pixels Red Laser – an astonishing beam of light projected by a tiny, rotational laser 2 For more information, including specs, pictures, videos, tutorials, and products not included in this catalog, visit www.coolneon.com, call us at (510) 547-5878, or email us at [email protected]. Discount at 400+ ft! Cool Neon Wire by the Foot Call us for spool discounts! n e t r e e a e o e ) i r e n n t w e l a g e e t k o h d e e e i G c o p u n m f u n l c i e e e r m l h i l t q a s i m r r r r R m s u r e P B L a u A ( P G G W i e P e Y O F r D p o F Angel Hair 1.2 $1.25 Standard 2.3 $1.40 High Bright 2.6 $1.30 Phat 3.2 $1.50 Hella Phat 5.0 $1.40 Tail 3.2 $1.45 Water Proof 3.0 $2.50 We’ll custom solder your raw wire for just $4/joint with never more than a one-week turnaround. Please see our Plug & Play Kits on page 4 for pre-soldered wire in standard lengths of 5, 10, and 20 feet. 1.2mm Angel Hair Wire (WA): Our smallest diameter wire, Angel Hair is great for detail work. Without the PVC coating that protects our other Cool Neon wires, it’s the most fragile and sensitive to sunlight. Not recommended for outdoor use or clothing. Standard Core with 1,800-hour half-life. (Half-life = number of hours of use at which it will be half its original brightness). Color notes: Purple and Forest Green are especially beautiful. Check back for restocking of all colors of Angel Hair. 2.3mm Standard Wire (WS) Supple, able to bend and unbend around the radius of a pencil with little memory or damage to the wire. Good for indoor or outdoor use and especially for clothing when you want a thinner diameter that can hold up to repeated bending. Standard Core with 1,800-hour half-life. Color notes: Orange is especially beautiful. Check back for restocking of all colors of Standard. 2.6mm High-Bright Standard (WHBS): 150% BRIGHTER than our Standard wire and glows bright after almost twice as many hours of use! Curl it around your finger and it will hold its shape thanks to the stiffness of its thicker core. Highly recommended for solid surfaces or applications that don’t involve repeated bending like clothing does. Indoor or outdoor. High-Bright Core with 3,000-hour half-life. Color notes: Aqua and Lime are the brightest colors; Orange is a pumpkin-orange; Red is a reddish-orange. 3.2mm Phat Wire (WP): An extra coating makes our Phat wire UV-protected and weatherproof, giving it the best durability outdoors. Also highly recommended for costumes with its extreme flexibility and thicker PVC. Indoor or outdoor. Standard Core with 1,800- hour half-life. Color notes: Currently available in Pink, Aqua, and Lime only. Check back for restocking of all colors of Phat. 5.0mm High Bright Hella-Phat (WHBHP): Our thickest and most durable wire, with the same core as High Bright Standard and a PVC coating as thick as a pencil. The PVC coating diffuses the light, making the light seem wide at a distance. 150% BRIGHTER than the Standard 2.3mm core and glows bright after almost twice as many hours of use. It can safely be curled around the radius of a nickel but needs to be tacked down to hold its shape. Indoor or outdoor. High-Bright Core with 3,000-hour half-life. Color notes: see notes for 2.6mm High Bright Standard above. 3.2mm Tail Wire (WT): Tail wire is a 3.2mm Standard core wire with a sheet of PVC (8mm wide and .5mm thick) running along its side. The tail is great for stapling onto surfaces or sewing into seams of fabric on a sewing machine. Ideal for costuming, upholstery, art projects, and signage. Standard Core with 1,800 hour half-life. Currently available in only Yellow, Pink, and Green. 3.0mm Water Proof Wire (WWP): Great for enhancing your water-based projects, pool, hot-tub, or aquarium. While our other PVC- based wires are water resistant and may even work underwater for long periods of time, Water Proof wire is molecularly closed, ensuring total protection even when submerged. Standard Core with 1,800-hour half-life. Currently available only in Aqua. PLEASE NOTE: Each strand of Cool Neon Wire ordered by the foot needs to be SOLDERED and attached to a DRIVER in order to glow. Custom solder joints can be ordered for $4/each. 3 For more information, including specs, pictures, videos, tutorials, and products not included in this catalog, visit www.coolneon.com, call us at (510) 547-5878, or email us at [email protected]. Plug and Play Units: Soldered Cool Neon wire + the driver of your choice. Available with High Bright Standard (2.6mm) or Hella Phat (5.0mm) Cool Neon wire Just add batteries and you’re good to glow! See page 6 for Driver details. Pre-soldered Angel Hair (1.2mm), Standard (2.3mm), or Phat (3.2mm) wire in any length and pre-soldered High Bright (2.6mm) and Hella Phat (5.0mm) wire in custom lengths can be purchased by ordering Raw Wire by the foot and a Custom Solder Joint (see page 3). 5-foot Plug and Play Units 10-foot Plug and Play Units 20-foot Plug and Play Units High Bright Standard 2.6mm High Bright Standard 2.6mm High Bright Standard 2.6mm $15.50 $14.00 $23.00 $21.00 $37.00 $32.00 High Bright Hella Phat 5.0mm High Bright Hella Phat 5.0mm High Bright Hella Phat 5.0mm $16.00 $14.50 $24.00 $22.00 $39.00 $34.00 And choose a driver: And choose a driver: And choose a driver: AA Handheld Driver AA Handheld Driver Standard Fish Driver Standard Fish Driver Standard Fish Driver Pipsqueak Driver Pipsqueak Driver Pipsqueak Driver Long Sound Activated Driver Short Sound Activated Driver Short Sound Activated Driver Quieter Blue Fish Driver 1AA Driver Quieter Blue Fish Driver Fish with Switch Quieter Blue Fish Driver Pocket Pack Driver 9v Variable Speed Driver Pocket Pack Driver Fish with Switch 4AAA Variable Speed Driver* Fish with Switch Peacock Driver AA Handheld Driver* Peacock Driver 9v Variable Speed Driver Techno Flash Driver* Techno Strobe Driver* Techno Strobe Driver 4AAA Variable Speed Driver 4AAA Variable Speed Driver * These drivers will be a little dim at the given length, but offer great strobing or blinking features.
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