Quadrios 22P119 Carbon Film Resistor Assortment Kit, 10 Ohm to 1 MOhm, 0.5 W, ±5%, 600 Pieces, 30 Values

For electronics hobbyists, repair technicians, and prototyping engineers, the Quadrios 22P119 carbon film resistor assortment provides a comprehensive range of through-hole resistors in one organized kit. With 30 different resistance values from 10 Ohm to 1 MOhm, each value includes 20 pieces, totaling 600 resistors. These axial leaded resistors are rated for 0.5 W power dissipation and ±5% tolerance, making them suitable for general-purpose electronics, prototyping, and repair work. The tinned copper leads ensure reliable soldering, and the resistors operate over a wide temperature range from -55°C to +155°C. This assortment is RoHS compliant and ideal for bench work, education, and field repairs.

Key specifications

• Resistor type: Carbon film
• Resistance range: 10 Ohm to 1 MOhm
• Power rating: 0.5 W
• Tolerance: ±5%
• Mounting type: Through-hole (axial leaded)
• Number of values: 30
• Total resistors: 600 pieces (20 per value)
• Lead material: Tinned copper
• Operating temperature: -55°C to +155°C
• Temperature coefficient: ±350 ppm/°C
• Maximum working voltage: 350 V
• Compliance: RoHS

Why choose it

This kit consolidates the most commonly used resistance values, reducing the need to order individual components. The carbon film construction offers stable performance for general-purpose circuits, and the axial leads are easy to handle on breadboards and PCBs. The assortment is neatly organized, saving time during prototyping and repair.

Ideal use cases

• Prototyping electronic circuits on breadboards
• Repairing consumer electronics and appliances
• Educational labs and electronics training
• Hobbyist projects requiring a variety of resistor values

Good to know

The resistors are supplied in a compact package, with each value separated for easy identification. The tinned copper leads provide good solderability and corrosion resistance. The operating temperature range allows use in a wide variety of environments.