have a t/5 22w 4100k 120v round 7inch burnt out circle lite let me know what to order its for my make up mirror
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You are looking at the exact replacement lamp for a magnifying mirror. The plug for the lamp swivels and will need a little force to get the lamp positioned properly.
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If you remove the filters and look inside, you can push those lights out; they're a standard size reflector bulb. I replaced mine with an LED equivalent. If you take the bulb to Home Depot, they can probably replace it; it's a 12v reflector unit. Get out a magnifying glass and you can read the type on it, and order them online. I don't have one handy or I'd look it up for you, sorry.
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I replaced a 12V/5W krypton incandescant "MR8" size lamp with it. Worked great. Runs cooler, was brighter. ("MR8" is a standard bulb size for this type of lamp_ Maybe the color wheel motor will last longer now. It's in the Xmas ornament and stored away. I did find the bad one I took out, still on the workbench (which it replaced nicely): That measures 2.5 cm diameter at top (just under 1"), and height is ~2.6cm(1") from top of glass to bottom of glass (not counting the pins)
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I have powered and heated, the replacement doesn't have the heat element in it so I just left the heating cord that plugged into the broken mirror disconnected. Then you attach the replacement mirror on top of the mirror holder with strong double stick adhesive strips. The holder is what moves with power mirrors so that still functions properly.
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Find one with a higher wattage equivalent, they work but not as bright as i would like.I also need to keep one of the original bulbs in the circut. (7) LED & (1) regular filament bulb.If I didn't bulbs would constantly flash. Has to do with Malibu transformer voltage regulator.
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I believe LR41 is what you are looking for... Energizer, Streamlight, eGear, and others have lights that are similar using that type.
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It looks right to me. I just bought a replacement today. It was a bit shorter but it was 13 watts and the socket fit correctly. Didn't work, but after I took it back out, I noticed a rattle in the bulb. So I'll take it back and try again. But the one you showed loos correct to me. I'd go to your local store for the bulb rather than the internet, in case it is damaged or doesn't fit right, you can take it back.
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B93 http://www.amazon.com/Bulbrite-715893-Miniature-Automotive-Light/dp/B0030B0IEY
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It should be 9006 low beam and 9005 high beam. Honestly you don't need this if your area installing the OE replacement bulbs at 55 watts. Is more for like 85 watt bulbs that will melt the contacts.
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I looked on the mairte's site and it looks a little different than this one.I just bought the s-9888 fuse and it fits my mirror. I suggest you go to the maitre site.
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Go on superledlights.com and look up your vehicle and itll show u what bulbs size and all that
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Home depo or lowes perhaps if not you can find it online, just google the type of light bulb you need, use whatever information is on the old one
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I believe the T5-22W bulb available at Bed Bath & Beyond, for $15.99 will work. For any other type bulb replacements, I have LED's available.
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I can't tell you the part number, but I just replaced it with a replacement 18 volt Makita bulb. The important thing is that you get a bulb rated for 18 volts if you get one that isn't rated for 18 volts you will burn it out if not immediately much sooner than normal.
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Check with Autolite catalog - the link that I posted. They know better than eBay.
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I don't know about that. I looked for several months before I bought this bulb for my makeup mirror. I bought this bulb and one other hoping that at least one of them would work. Both fit, so I was happy. I looked at the measurements for my old bulb and compared the best that I could before ordering it. Good luck!
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My best idea is try one of these: 15-Pack E12 to E26 / E27 Adapter - JACKYLED Chandelier Socket (E12) to Medium Socket (E26/E27) Converter ,Max Wattage 1000W,200&#x2103; Heat Resistant,No Fire HazardBut I don't know if you'd be able to get the glass back on or not. I'd hope so, as I love the look of this, but would want better and easier to find bulbs too!