ELM 4-410 Equivalent & Substitute Parts

Part Overview

The ELM 4-410 is a T1 LED standoff manufactured by Bivar Inc., designed for vertical mounting applications with a 0.410" (10.41mm) length. This component is constructed from black PVC material and accommodates 3MM LED configurations with 2-lead connections. The part maintains Active product status and is ROHS3 compliant with unlimited moisture sensitivity rating (MSL 1).

Substitute parts are identified when equivalent functional performance can be achieved through alternative models within the same product family while maintaining compatibility with standard mounting and electrical specifications.

Substiute Parts

ELM 4-410

Bivar Inc.In Stock: 1089ELM 4-410 Datasheet

Current PartRFQ

ELM 5-390

Bivar Inc.In Stock: 2282ELM 5-390 Datasheet

Parametric EquivalentRFQ

Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

The ELM 4-410 has one identified parametric equivalent: ELM 5-390. Substitution eligibility is determined by the following criteria:

Critical Matching Parameters:

• LED Type: T1 (identical across both parts)
• Material: Black PVC (identical across both parts)
• Mounting Orientation: Vertical (identical across both parts)
• LED Size: 3MM (identical across both parts)
• Lead Count: 2LD (identical across both parts)
• RoHS Compliance: ROHS3 Compliant (identical across both parts)
• Moisture Sensitivity Level: MSL 1 (identical across both parts)

Variable Parameter:

• Length: 0.410" (10.41mm) for ELM 4-410 versus 0.390" (9.91mm) for ELM 5-390

The ELM 5-390 qualifies as a substitute where the 0.020" (0.50mm) length differential accommodates application requirements that permit shorter standoff heights while maintaining all other functional and compliance specifications.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

Both the ELM 4-410 and ELM 5-390 maintain Active product status with full ROHS3 compliance and identical MSL 1 ratings, ensuring equivalent environmental and regulatory performance. Selection between these parts is determined by mechanical height requirements within the application assembly.

The ELM 4-410 provides 0.410" (10.41mm) standoff height and is the primary specification when this dimension is required. The ELM 5-390 provides 0.390" (9.91mm) standoff height and serves as a substitute where reduced vertical clearance is acceptable or required. Both parts share identical electrical characteristics, material composition, and compliance certifications.

Component selection should be based on the specific mechanical height constraint of the target application. Both parts are manufactured by Bivar Inc. and are available in production quantities.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can ELM 5-390 be used as a direct replacement for ELM 4-410?

A: The ELM 5-390 is a parametric equivalent with all electrical and material specifications identical to the ELM 4-410. The primary difference is the 0.020" (0.50mm) reduction in standoff length. Substitution is valid when the application mechanical design accommodates the shorter height.

Q: What is the significance of the length difference between these parts?

A: The ELM 4-410 has a length of 0.410" (10.41mm) while the ELM 5-390 has a length of 0.390" (9.91mm). This 0.020" difference affects the vertical spacing between the LED and the mounting surface. Applications with specific height constraints may require one part over the other.

Q: Are both parts ROHS3 compliant?

A: Yes, both the ELM 4-410 and ELM 5-390 are ROHS3 compliant with identical environmental regulation adherence.

Q: Do these parts have different moisture sensitivity requirements?

A: No, both parts have MSL 1 (Unlimited) moisture sensitivity level, indicating unlimited shelf life and identical storage requirements.

Q: What is the packaging format for these parts?

A: Both the ELM 4-410 and ELM 5-390 are supplied in Bag packaging format.

Q: Are there any electrical differences between these substitute parts?

A: No, both parts are T1 LED standoffs with 2-lead connections, 3MM LED accommodation, and identical electrical specifications. All differences are mechanical in nature.