Ultra Miniature 3V E10 Indicator Light Bulb Needed

Ultra Miniature 3V E10 Indicator Light Bulb Needed

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  • #370614
    Martin King 2
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      @martinking2

      Hi All,

      Have tried everywhere to find one of these tiny bulbs:

      The diameter of the screw part is 5.25mm; the length of the bottom metal part is 9mm from the rim to the bottom contact; runs off 2 AA cells.

      It is for the indicator lamp on an old torque wrench tool.

      Tried RS, FARNELL etc but no go, any thoughts please?

      Cheers, Martin

      #33263
      Martin King 2
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        @martinking2
        #370616
        KWIL
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          @kwil

          **LINK**

          for a start

          #370629
          pgk pgk
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            @pgkpgk17461

            If really stuck for a solution then diagnostic set bulbs from the like of heine or welch allyn might be adaptable since their screw end is generally smaller than the bulb base.

            **LINK**

            pgk

            #370630
            John Baron
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              @johnbaron31275

              Hi Martin,

              That bulb sounds like the old Christmas tree light string bulb !

              Since you have the old bulb, why not just pop a LED into the old base. You might need a resistor to current limit for the LED. If I remember correctly, a Yellow LED is about 3 volts.

              #370632
              Neil A
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                @neila

                You might find what you need at "Rapid Electronics", they have a fair selection.

                Just search for E10 MES lamps.

                Neil

                Edited By Neil A on 06/09/2018 11:04:33

                #370644
                Grindstone Cowboy
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                  @grindstonecowboy

                  I think you are looking for an E5 LES type

                  Similar to **LINK**

                  But that's a 6 volt one – it would still work though.

                  #370670
                  Martin King 2
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                    @martinking2

                    Thanks very much guys, will check those out.

                    Martin

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