Kit of 600 Metal Film Resistors 1/4W 1% – 30 Values from 10Ω to 1 MΩ

When you're troubleshooting, the resistor you need is always the one you don't have. This kit covers the 30 most common resistor values in electronics, with 20 pieces of each, sorted in a labeled compartmented box. Enough to never have to stop a repair for a part that costs only a few cents.

Specifications

• Quantity: 600 resistors, 30 values × 20 pieces
• Range: from 10 Ω to 1 MΩ
• Power: 1/4 W
• Tolerance: 1%
• Technology: metal film
• Mounting: through-hole, axial package with wire leads
• Marking: 5 color bands
• Packaging: plastic compartmented box, each value in a labeled bag

The 30 values in the kit

10 Ω · 22 Ω · 47 Ω · 100 Ω · 150 Ω · 200 Ω · 220 Ω · 270 Ω · 330 Ω · 470 Ω · 510 Ω · 680 Ω · 1 kΩ · 2 kΩ · 2.2 kΩ · 3.3 kΩ · 4.7 kΩ · 5.1 kΩ · 6.8 kΩ · 10 kΩ · 20 kΩ · 47 kΩ · 51 kΩ · 68 kΩ · 100 kΩ · 220 kΩ · 300 kΩ · 470 kΩ · 680 kΩ · 1 MΩ

Highlights

• 1% metal film: much more stable and precise than 5% carbon
• Low noise and low temperature coefficient, suitable for measurement stages
• Sorted and labeled upon receipt: no catch-all bag to sort through
• 20 pieces per value: enough to handle several repairs using the same value
• The selected values are those you actually encounter on a power supply board or T-CON

Applications

Repairing electronic boards, switching power supplies, TV boards, monitors and consoles, prototyping on breadboards, hobby electronics, Arduino and Raspberry Pi, training and practical work.

Contents

• 600 1/4 W 1% metal film resistors, 30 values
• 1 compartmented storage box with value labels

Good to know

On a 5-band resistor, the first three bands give the significant figures, the fourth the multiplier, and the fifth the tolerance — here, a brown band for 1%. If you are unsure about reading the colors, checking with an ohmmeter clears up any ambiguity in two seconds.

Note

The manufacturer's table indicates "surface mount": this is an error on its data sheet. These resistors are indeed through-hole with wire leads, as shown in the photos. The actual range is 10 Ω – 1 MΩ, as printed on the box.

Small parts: keep out of reach of children under three years of age.