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Dial Lamp - NE51, T-3-¼, 90/110V, .0003A, Bayonet Base

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SKU:	P-NE51
Item ID:	002972

Price: $1^.95

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Lamps/Bulbs

Long life general replacement lamps for dials, indicators, etc.

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UPC/EAN: 609722124799

RoHS Compliant

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Design Amps		0.0003 A
Design Volts		90 / 110 V

Packaging Information
Packaging Dimensions		4 in. × 2 in. × 0.6 in.
Weight (Packaging)		0.004 lbs.

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5.00 out of 5 based on 2 reviews

5 out of 5

They're great, but just be sure to put the 20K resistor in series!

eshazen - January 18th, 2020

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5 out of 5

You Must use a limiting resistor with this..
Works good and as expected

Bob Rudy - June 28th, 2019

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I have this lamp installed in a P-l110 Front Panel Indicator Light 110v in with a 20k ohm resister R-M20K in series with lamp. There is 63 volt at lamp per the above Schematic. It is so DIM you can't even tell it is on through the green jewel lens P-L116. Need To know what will take to brighten this up as it should be. Less resistance? If so what ohm? Please help! 2 answers

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Asked by packer1252x1 on October 6th, 2017.

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Matt H.

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October 10th, 2017

We are not techs and can not advise you in this situation. If you feel your lamp is defective please contact customer service at: 480-820-5411 or info@tubesandmore.com.

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markmcquaide

February 5th, 2019

I'm using this bulb on 120vac with a 20k resistor in series and mine doesn't light either. Anyone know of a source for a standard 120v bulb?

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Will this lamp handle household electric current? It says 90/110 volt - just like to be sure. Bought the wrong bulb already! Thanks for your help.1 answers

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Asked by Anonymous on February 6th, 2017.

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Matt H.

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February 8th, 2017

According to the schematic the Vin (Voltage INput) is between 110-120 VAC. You will also have to have a 20K ½ watt resistor in series.

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