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Why are these LED called 6 volt ?

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Hi.
In the process of repairing backlight strips of a television; found some part vendors say it uses 6V strips or LEDs.

6V led.png


Can someone explain? Are there two emitters in series in each 'pellet' ?
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It's a dual150 mA LED

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