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SHILLEHTEK 6mm 650nm 5mW Red Laser Diode Module for Arduino Pi

SHILLEHTEK 6mm 650nm 5mW Red Laser Diode Module for Arduino Pi

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Compact 650nm red laser module for Arduino and Raspberry Pi, great for alignment, beam-break sensors, and optics demos.

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The ShillehTek 6mm 650nm 5mW Red Laser Diode Module is a compact red laser emitter for Arduino and Raspberry Pi projects that need a visible, focused beam for alignment, tripwire style detection, pointing, and optics demos. It is commonly used with photodiodes or LDR sensors to build simple beam-break alarms, positioning guides, and basic robotics alignment tools. With a standard module form factor, it is easy to mount in enclosures or brackets and control from a microcontroller using a GPIO pin and proper current limiting.

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Product Overview

The ShillehTek 6mm 650nm 5mW Red Laser Diode Module is a compact red laser emitter for Arduino and Raspberry Pi projects that need a visible, focused beam for alignment, tripwire style detection, pointing, and optics demos. It is commonly used with photodiodes or LDR sensors to build simple beam-break alarms, positioning guides, and basic robotics alignment tools. With a standard module form factor, it is easy to mount in enclosures or brackets and control from a microcontroller using a GPIO pin and proper current limiting.

Product Overview

The ShillehTek 6mm 650nm 5mW Red Laser Diode Module is a compact red laser emitter for Arduino and Raspberry Pi projects that need a visible, focused beam for alignment, tripwire style detection, pointing, and optics demos. It is commonly used with photodiodes or LDR sensors to build simple beam-break alarms, positioning guides, and basic robotics alignment tools. With a standard module form factor, it is easy to mount in enclosures or brackets and control from a microcontroller using a GPIO pin and proper current limiting.

Features & Specs

[650nm Red Laser Beam]: Produces a bright, visible red beam for alignment and sensing projects.


[Beam-Break Projects]: Pair with a light sensor to build tripwire alarms and object detection setups.


[Arduino + Raspberry Pi Friendly]: Easy to integrate into GPIO-controlled projects with proper current limiting.


[Compact 6mm Module]: Small form factor makes mounting clean for robotics and enclosure builds.


[Safety First]: Do not point at eyes or reflective surfaces, and treat it as a real laser device during testing.

Features & Specs

[650nm Red Laser Beam]: Produces a bright, visible red beam for alignment and sensing projects.


[Beam-Break Projects]: Pair with a light sensor to build tripwire alarms and object detection setups.


[Arduino + Raspberry Pi Friendly]: Easy to integrate into GPIO-controlled projects with proper current limiting.


[Compact 6mm Module]: Small form factor makes mounting clean for robotics and enclosure builds.


[Safety First]: Do not point at eyes or reflective surfaces, and treat it as a real laser device during testing.

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Based on 3 reviews
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R.A
Works great with Arduino and Raspberry Pi

Was easy to setup with all of my controllers, love this simple product. So many useful tutorials too

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JB
Focusable, bright and effective

I used one of these in a remote controlled cat laser. They work great. You can focus the beam by turning the end cap. The only problem I had was I couldn't drive it directly from the micro controller. Not enough voltage/current. No big deal. I switch it on and off at 5 volts through a transistor. I soldered different power leads, that's easy to do. I'd recommend them for your project.

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WamDev
Works Perfectly!

No words but amazing, this all I have been looking for!

Customer Reviews

Based on 3 reviews
100%
(3)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
R
R.A
Works great with Arduino and Raspberry Pi

Was easy to setup with all of my controllers, love this simple product. So many useful tutorials too

J
JB
Focusable, bright and effective

I used one of these in a remote controlled cat laser. They work great. You can focus the beam by turning the end cap. The only problem I had was I couldn't drive it directly from the micro controller. Not enough voltage/current. No big deal. I switch it on and off at 5 volts through a transistor. I soldered different power leads, that's easy to do. I'd recommend them for your project.

W
WamDev
Works Perfectly!

No words but amazing, this all I have been looking for!