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LED MIDGET FLANGE BASED BI-POLAR LAMP
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LED Midget Flanged Bi-Polar Lamp T1-3/4 (5-28 volts) A direct LED replacement for Midget Flanged Based miniature incandescent lamps. Long-life, low power consumption, shock resistance, and extreme thermal tolerance make LED's ideal for harsh industrial environments. Voltages from 5V-28V AC or DC. Replaces miniature lamps: # 328, 345, 350, 7335 (5/6V), 330, 382, 394 (12/14V), 327, 376, 387 (24/28V) Attention: Not intended for use with Post Light Assemblies |
- Up to 90% Energy Savings Over Incandescent Lamps
- Long Life, 100,000 hrs.,Almost 10 years
- Reduces Relamping Labor Cost
- Shock and Vibration Proof
- Lower Operating Temperature
- Increased Safety, No glass that can shatter
- Lamp Shape: T1 3/4 (5mm)
- Base Style: Midget Flange
- Length MOL: 0.65"
- Diameter MOD:0.24"
- Electrical Data: Bi-Polar, will operate AC or DC, any polarity, 5-28V
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Plenty bright as a 327 replacement in a 28 volt system. Doesn't appear to generate as much heat as the original incandescent lamp. |
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Much brighter in my original landing gear down indication bulbs. Now I can see the lights even when the sun is shining on it. |
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Work great in Continental 616R series FM transmitters as direct replacement for the incandescent midget lamps in the filament on/off and plate on/off buttons. They are super bright, so only one bulb per button is needed, even though the button frame will accommodate four per button. These also work great for the panel lights in a QEI FMQ 10,000 transmitter! Super versatile, super bright, super cool and the price is super right. |
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These bulbs are an excellent replacement for the GE 330, but be aware that they will probably overwhelm green or amber lenses. All I can see thru my amber warning light is a bright white. I dont usually fly at night so this is fine. My amber warning lights are not the dimmable kind. I have a dimmable red lens warning light, and the red shows ok and the bulb seem to dim. |
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Tried to use them in the compass. Bought 2 with the intent of one as a spare, however, tried them both and neither would come on. Checked them with a battery and still will not work. Not very happy with the outcome. |
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Used as a replacement for GE-330 12V landing gear indicator lamps. Brighter than the incandescent lamps, not sure if they can be dimmed or not, mine stay full bright. |
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Although I love the idea of these replacement bulbs. I find that the quality control is somewhat lacking. I found a number of these bulbs either damaged at the base, or the Mica electrical separator protruding out so far that my lamp holder would not close properly, or pushed too far in where it would create a short in my application. When considering the cost per unit, these bulbs should be in top quality condition. I have also bought the Sloan LED model and found there build to be far superior, however they are not bipolar and could not be used in my application. I will add that Aircraft Spruce has the best customer service I have seen as they have satisfied my every need in replacing these bulbs. This company is a good example that customer service trumps quality control as I will order from them again in the future. |
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I just received my replacement bulbs from my initial shipment as 20 units were damaged at at the base of the bulb due to, (in my opinion), poor construction methods. Although these bulbs functioned fine, (except one), most were damaged at the base, (torn metal), or the Mica separator was protruding out so far that the assembly would not close once the bulb was installed in the holder. Just received my 20 replacement bulbs and, although they are slightly better, some bulbs still displayed poor quality control issues and I ended up picking out the best of the best and sending back a combination of the initial shipment and the new shipment. If you compare these bulbs with the Sloan LED product, there is no comparison as the Sloan product is perfectly constructed with zero flaws. I ordered 100 of these bulbs as well and could not find manufacturing flaws except that the Sloan LED product is not bi-polar and therefore could not be used in my application. I really like this product and find disappointment that, for the price per bulb, there should be a higher manufacturing standard. |
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This was the only site I found that carried an LED lamp of this shape that was described as being a bi-polar lamp. The new lamps fit well and have worked in all our applications on broadcast equipment panels. |
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The reason these lamps will not work in a compass is because a compass light fixture is wired backwards than a normal fixture. This is due to the way the lamp is inserted in the fixture. The positive post in a compass fixture is inside away from the frame, and touches the outside circumference of the lamp (normally the ground). The ground is the cover over the lamp, which touches the center lamp electrode. If it was wired conventionally, you would touch the case and get a shock. LEDs are polarity sensitive. |
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These work as a replacement for GE327 but beware: they DO NOT DIM. In my panel the 3 gear lights are actually too bright at night. |
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These LED lights are brighter than the incandescent bulbs they replaced. In my case, I have bulb cases with adjustable eyes, so I’m not worried about it. You can see these LEDs better in daylight. The incandescent bulbs got very hot, but the LED lights are cool. The LEDs should last much longer than the incandescent bulbs. |
How much current do the part #11-09629 LED replacements for the 330 12V bulbs draw? Will they work with an instrument panel dimmer? On the same dimmer with standard 330 bulbs? Thanks Will
Per the manufacturer, 11-09629 draws 20 milli amps. Yes, will work for the instrument panel dimmer, but will not dim very much on these standard bulbs.
Are these LED midget flange based bi-polar lamps PMA'd for certificated aircraft?
Per the supplier: No, these are NOT FAA PMA'd for use in certified aircraft.
Why are these not intended for use in post lights?
This statement is from the Manufacturer. As this is not FAA approved they would not like theses installed as post lights for certified aircraft. If you have an experimental aircraft you have can install these as you please.
Are these supposed to be the bright white LEDs? Mine are yellow in color and wonder if this is correct?
The LED midget flange lamp (11-09629) is a warm white which has a slight yellow tint to simulate the color of an incandescent bulb.
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| Part Number | Description | Price | ||
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11-09628 | BI-POLAR MINI LED REPL T3-1/4 | $6.95 | Click here for details |
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