NZN 600pc metal film resistor kit in its clear case, lid card listing all 30 values from 10Ω to 1M

Metal Film Resistor Assortment Kit - 600pc, 30 Values (10Ω-1M)

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Metal Film Resistor Assortment Kit - 600pc, 30 Values (10Ω-1M)

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A 600-piece 1/4W metal film resistor kit with 30 values from 10Ω to 1M, 20 of each, at ±1% tolerance. Every value sits on its own paper tape with the value printed on it, and the printed card in the lid lists the full range, so you can find the one you need quickly. Ideal bench stock for Arduino, ESP32, prototyping and repairs.

Specifications

TypeMetal film, axial through-hole
Values30 (10Ω to 1M)
Total pieces600 (20 per value)
Power rating1/4W (0.25W)
Tolerance±1%
StorageClear case, value printed on each tape

Values in the kit

Ohms (12)10, 22, 47, 100, 150, 200, 220, 270, 330, 470, 510, 680
Kilo-ohms (17)1K, 2K, 2.2K, 3.3K, 4.7K, 5.1K, 6.8K, 10K, 20K, 47K, 51K, 68K, 100K, 220K, 300K, 470K, 680K
Mega-ohm (1)1M

Datasheets

What's in the box

600×
Metal film resistors, 30 values on labelled tapes

Supplied in a reusable clear case. The lid card lists all 30 values on the front, with a colour-code guide and a QR link to our resistor guide on the inside.

Great for

220Ω or 330Ω LED resistors for Arduino and ESP32 pins
10K pull-ups and pull-downs for buttons and sensors
Voltage dividers to bring a 5V signal down to 3.3V

Wiring & getting started

  1. Find the value

    Each tape has its value printed on it, for example 220R or 3.3K. Off the tape, read the 5-band colour code or check with a multimeter. Our guide to wiring a resistor covers both.

  2. Check the power

    Each resistor is rated 1/4W. Work out volts x amps across it and keep it to about half that, 0.125W, so it runs cool.

  3. Fit it either way round

    Resistors have no polarity. Bend the leads to your breadboard or PCB hole spacing and solder or plug in.

Related guide How to Wire a ResistorLearn how to wire a resistor: they have no polarity, how to protect an LED, choosing a value with Ohm's law, and reading the colour bands. A simple beginner ...

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the questions buyers ask most.

What is in the kit?
600 metal film resistors in 30 values from 10Ω to 1M, 20 of each. Each value is on its own paper tape with the value printed on it. The kit comes in a reusable clear case: the lid card lists all 30 values on the front, with a colour-code guide and a QR link to our resistor guide on the inside.
Which values are included?
Ohms: 10, 22, 47, 100, 150, 200, 220, 270, 330, 470, 510 and 680. Kilo-ohms: 1K, 2K, 2.2K, 3.3K, 4.7K, 5.1K, 6.8K, 10K, 20K, 47K, 51K, 68K, 100K, 220K, 300K, 470K and 680K. Plus 1M.
Is there a colour-code chart?
Yes, inside the lid. The card has a 5-band colour chart with a worked example (yellow, violet, black, brown, brown is 4.7kΩ at 1%) and a QR code to our resistor wiring guide.
What is the tolerance?
±1%, shown by the brown fifth band. The value you measure will be within 1% of the marked value, which keeps voltage dividers and LED currents predictable.
What power rating are they?
1/4W (0.25W) each. For a long life keep each one under about 0.125W. For example, 5V across 220Ω is about 0.11W, which is fine. For more power, use a higher-wattage resistor.
Which resistor should I use for an LED?
On a 5V Arduino pin, 220Ω or 330Ω suits most standard 5mm LEDs. On a 3.3V ESP32 pin, try 150Ω or 220Ω. Higher values give a dimmer LED and a lower current.
Are they through-hole or SMD?
Through-hole, with an axial lead at each end. They plug into breadboards and solder onto 2.54mm protoboard or PCBs. They are not for surface-mount work.
Do resistors have polarity?
No. Resistors work either way round, so either lead can go in either hole.

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