TMT Tiny LED Module

Narrow stroke letters (0.5 inch+). 41 Lm, 114 Lm/W, 170x130 degree beam, 0.36W, 12V, IP67, 5-year warranty, 2 inch spacing, 25 modules per single circuit (166 total per 60W).

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Specifications

Source: Official TMT LEDs USA datasheet, July 2026. Source policy

SpecificationValue
Lumens41 Lm
Efficacy (Lm/W)114 Lm/W
Wattage0.36W
Voltage12V DC
Beam Angle170°×130°
IP RatingIP67
Warranty5 years
Standard Spacing2 in
Minimum Stroke Width0.5 in
Color Temperature3000K / 6500K / 8000K / 10000K
60W Supply Load25 modules per single circuit (166 total per 60W supply)

All values confirmed from official TMT LEDs USA datasheet. Source policy

Applications

Narrow Stroke Letters

Fits strokes as narrow as 0.5 inches — the smallest footprint in the TMT lineup, at 2 inch standard spacing.

Thin & Shallow Letters

The 170°×130° beam spreads light evenly in shallow cans where larger modules would create hot spots.

Script & Detail Elements

Logos, scripts, serifs, and accent strokes that larger modules physically can't follow. Four color temperatures (3000K–10000K) match brand whites.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Tiny LED Module?

The TMT Tiny LED Module is the smallest module in the TMT lineup: 0.36W at 12V, producing 41 Lm at 114 Lm/W with a 170°×130° beam, IP67 rating, and 5-year warranty. Available in 3000K, 6500K, 8000K, and 10000K. Source: official TMT LEDs USA datasheet.

What applications is the Tiny LED Module best for?

The Tiny is best for narrow stroke channel letters — it fits strokes as narrow as 0.5 inches at 2 inch spacing — plus thin, shallow, and script/detail letter elements where larger modules don't fit.

How many Tiny LED Module modules fit on a 60W power supply?

Per the official datasheet, the circuit limit is 25 modules per single circuit; a 60W supply can drive 166 modules in total across circuits.

What is the beam angle of the Tiny LED Module?

The Tiny LED Module has a 170°×130° beam angle, confirmed from the official TMT LEDs USA datasheet. The asymmetric beam spreads light along the stroke for even coverage in narrow letters.

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