200 Pack 1.8K Ohm Carbon Film Resistors, 1/4W (0.25W), ±5% Tolerance, 250V Max
200 Pack 1.8K Ohm Carbon Film Resistors, 1/4W (0.25W), ±5% Tolerance, 250V Max
200 Pack 1.8K Ohm Carbon Film Resistors, 1/4W (0.25W), ±5% Tolerance, 250V Max
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200 Pack 1.8K Ohm Carbon Film Resistors, 1/4W (0.25W), ±5% Tolerance, 250V Max

130051.8KPK200
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This is a pack of 200 1.8K Ohm carbon film resistors rated at 1/4 W (0.25 W) with ±5% tolerance and a 250 V maximum working voltage. It uses a carbon film as the resistive element, a common general-purpose choice for limiting current, dividing voltage and setting bias in low-power circuits. The quarter-watt rating means it can safely dissipate up to 0.25 W of heat. The larger pack size suits classrooms, workshops and production runs that use this value often.

Key Features

  • Resistance: 1.8K Ohm (1,800 ohms)
  • Power rating: 1/4 W (0.25 W)
  • Tolerance: ±5%
  • Maximum working voltage: 250 V
  • Carbon film resistive element
  • 200 resistors per pack

Specifications

Resistance 1.8K Ohm (1,800 ohms)
Type Carbon film resistor
Power rating 1/4 W (0.25 W)
Tolerance ±5%
Max working voltage 250 V
Pack quantity 200
SKU 130051.8KPK200

What's Included

  • 200 × 1.8K Ohm 1/4W carbon film resistors

Ideal For

Hobbyists, students and technicians who need 1.8K Ohm resistors for breadboard prototypes, kits and circuit repair.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the color code for a 1.8K Ohm ±5% resistor?
On the standard 4-band code, 1.8K Ohm reads brown, gray, red, followed by a gold band for ±5% tolerance.

Can I use a 1/4W resistor in place of a lower-wattage one?
Yes. A higher wattage rating is fine as long as the resistance matches; it simply has more headroom. Keep the actual power (V × I) under 0.25 W.

What does ±5% tolerance mean?
The actual resistance can be up to 5% above or below the marked 1.8K Ohm value, which is fine for most general-purpose circuits.

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