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Series LED Connection
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[@BasitAli-lp1nl]

You did not connect a resistor the LEDs will soon burn out

[@TechnicalChiragTC]

No dear .. 4 leds their will survive with 12v as each led connect with 3v ..

[@CTRLALTGeek]

A standard green LED has a voltage drop of around 2V. 2V*4 LEDs equal 8v voltage drop. Running all 4 LEDs in series on 12V can shorten it's lifespan or may burn out because the current is too high. Use a resistor if you want to run these LEDs on 12v or add more LEDs to further increase the voltage drop.