This document details the comprehensive thermal, optical, electrical, and reliability characteristics of a multi-color LED device. Thermally, the junction-to-solder-point thermal resistance is typically 1.1 °C/W for white, 0.9 °C/W for royal blue, and 1.2 °C/W for photo red, with thermal resistance measurements conducted per the JEDEC JESD51-14 standard (refer to the Thermal Resistance Measurement application note for further details). Optically, the viewing angle (FWHM) is 125 degrees for white, 130 degrees for royal blue, and 123 degrees for photo red. The temperature coefficient of voltage is -1.6 mV/°C for royal blue and -0.9 mV/°C for photo red. For reliability, the ESD withstand voltage is Class 3B (HBM per Mil-Std-883D). Electrically, the maximum DC forward current is 2000 mA for white and royal blue, and 1500 mA for photo red, with a reverse voltage of 1 V across these variants. Forward voltage varies significantly by drive current and temperature: at 350 mA, 85 °C, white has a typical value of 2.70 V (max 2.90 V); at 2000 mA, 25 °C, royal blue reaches 3.20 V; photo red (S Line) ranges from 1.87 V (350 mA, 25 °C) to 2.19 V (1500 mA, 25 °C). The maximum LED junction temperature for the device is 150 °C.