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Replacing LEDs Connectedconnected to 24 VAC

I need to replace 2 blown LEDs in a keypad module, they. They are connected in series with a 240 ohm resistor to a 24 VAC supply, what. What LEDs should I choose, something? Something with a forward current of 100mA? Do I need to worry about the forward voltage,? I've not seen LEDs connected like this before to AC.

Replacing LEDs Connected to 24 VAC

I need to replace 2 blown LEDs in a keypad module, they are connected in series with a 240 ohm resistor to a 24 VAC supply, what LEDs should I choose, something with a forward current of 100mA? Do I need to worry about the forward voltage, I've not seen LEDs connected like this before to AC.

Replacing LEDs connected to 24 VAC

I need to replace 2 blown LEDs in a keypad module. They are connected in series with a 240 ohm resistor to a 24 VAC supply. What LEDs should I choose? Something with a forward current of 100mA? Do I need to worry about the forward voltage? I've not seen LEDs connected like this before to AC.

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Replacing LEDs Connected to 24 VAC

I need to replace 2 blown LEDs in a keypad module, they are connected in series with a 240 ohm resistor to a 24 VAC supply, what LEDs should I choose, something with a forward current of 100mA? Do I need to worry about the forward voltage, I've not seen LEDs connected like this before to AC.