Can you use this in place of the 4.8v o.75A bulb?
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Yes but it's not a good bulb. Not very bright. Use the Nite Ize http://www.amazon.com/Nite-Ize-LRB-07-PR1W-Replacement-Flashlights/dp/B0017UVDYO/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_nC?ie=UTF8&colid=2HIJ7ZUGQRZ51&coliid=I1S6PHZ1QPAQQ5 or one of the other bulbs out there.
799061
Yes but it's not a good bulb. Not very bright. Use the Nite Ize Nite Ize LRB-07-PR1W 1-watt LED Bulb Upgrade/Replacement for Most C/D-Battery Flashlights or one of the other bulbs out there.
799062
my incandescent bulb was brighter than the dorcy. i would have returned the dorcy, but shipping would have cost as much as the bulb. i don't recommend using it to replace anything.
799063
Thanks for the question!The answer to your question is yes.I replaced the 4.8V, 0.75A bulb that came with my Maglite (circa 1995) by this Dorcy LED bulb.The light from the Dorcy LED bulb is brighter and whiter than the bulb that originally came with the Maglite.I've been using this particular Dorcy light bulb together with AA batteries, using 3 Lenmar AA adapters for several months now.For further feedback on these please check my review section.
799064
Yes, provided the torch or lantern battery is 6V. Many 6V lanterns use 4.8V bulbs because they are brighter, and give better output as the battery voltage falls as it discharges.
799065
Yes, all drycell "6V" incandescent bulb flashlights used 4.8V bulbs. Under load, 6V of drycells only put out this much voltage. A fully charged 6V wet cell batter say a sealed lead acid battery will be over 7V and instantly blow out a 4.8V bulb. Ask me how I know this...LOL This bulb works well with four cell flashlight. You wont be disappointed. It will be dimmer with fewer cells. Be aware the higher wattage LED bulbs will cause shorter battery life. Simple fact they draw more current. No free lunch.
799066
Hi, this bulb can be used in flashlights that use three to four cells. How many cells does your flashlight use? Based on the bulb rating, it looks like it should work.
1786657
Yes you can, but make sure converter is not feeding more the 12volt if you put more then that basically your LED will burn out and converter wont be harmed from leds. Recommendations: always read instructions that you are given if not then Google the amp and volt chart on Google. You should get your questions and answers on there.
769198
As long as the bulb has a screw mount base you can use it in here. We used a 17 W LED bulb. They work great!
2226720
I do not know. I am not familiar with the UK bulb as I am located in the US.
1559294
Good question. I would suppose you can, as long as the rechargeable battery mets the voltage/current specifications for the light. If you aren't sure, I'd recommend against making the change.
1075035
Yes you can only if it has the same plug in and its a 6 volt, a 12 volt bulb wont shine for anything it dosent have enough
509018
I don't see why not. As long as you realize that you will need 1 socket for each bulb. This only powers the bulb that is inserted into it.
496740
It should work just fine if the bulbs you are using are the dimmable type. Since this adapter makes it so you can use the standard type socket again.
1725069
I assume you could as long as the base of the light bulb is the same size. To be on the safe side could call Hunter and ask them.
1884905
I am not sure of all compatabities.. but the bulb i replaced simply had a# I googled the # on my bulb and found several models that could be used! Original bulb didn't have a name so I don't know brand!
954996
I honestly don't know. I found a website comparing the two but it didn't give any specific information. Often shops will list bulbs that are compatible with a specific product. In any case, I have a Power Lite 76e. Sorry I couldn't help any further.
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All I can tell you is I have a fourtrax 300 it called for 12 v 25w/25w/ . I removed the standard bulbs and installed these bulbs with nothing else and they have been working perfectly for over two years . ( Direct exchange )
636602
You should have no problems with that battery. I hooked up the light to a 12V supply I have. The light uses 0.8A.
1027933
I just used 65 watt bulbs and they are fine. I'm sure you can do 75 watt bulbs.
949267
I do not know if that use is possible. If the light bulb is the same size and wattage it might work.
679512
I'm not sure. I used the bulbs it came with. I imagine that as long as the bulbs you want to use aren't higher in wattage then they would work.
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The first thing you would need to do is determine if the existing bulbs are 12v or 120v. If they are 120v DON'T USE THESE! These bulbs are rated for 12v ac or dc. If you determine that the voltage is compatable, then it's just a matter of if they'll fit. These modules have their electronics mounted on the back, so you'll need close to 1/2 inch clearance back there.