Can you identify this steaming light bulb?

[Jokani]

I went up the mast at the weekend and removed the steaming light bulb to replace for an LED, but cannot find a similar one on the internet anywhere:



It is 44mm from end to end.

Any idea what type of bulb this is, and where I can get an LED replacement in the UK?

 

[captainboo]

http://www.boatlamps.co.uk/contents/en-uk/d56.html

Any good?

 

[Adrian Jones]

I went up the mast at the weekend and removed the steaming light bulb to replace for an LED, but cannot find a similar one on the internet anywhere:

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It is 44mm from end to end.

Any idea what type of bulb this is, and where I can get an LED replacement in the UK?

The dimple ended 44mm festoon lamp is used in AquaSignal Series 25 navigation light fixtures manufactured up to mid 2010. AquaSignal changed the lamp to a 44mm cone ended festoon on series 25 after that date.
Read more at http://www.ybw.com/forums/newreply.php?do=postreply&t=422215#1lIbgZd0JHrD0bgd.99

 

[Jokani]

Thanks CaptainBoo - Also ordered the anchor light form there as well, it was a fiver cheaper than Ebay and a bit brighter too. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction

 

[Jokani]

Thanks Adrian, order placed.

 

[RichardS]

Love what you did there. Just read it to SWMBO as "steaming light-bulb" and expected a thread about rain getting into a light fitting.

Oh well ..... at least I laughed!

Richard

 

[VicS]

The dimple ended 44mm festoon lamp is used in AquaSignal Series 25 navigation light fixtures manufactured up to mid 2010. AquaSignal changed the lamp to a 44mm cone ended festoon on series 25 after that date.

Cone ended ones were used in the more distant past as well. My series 25 lights fitted in 1977/8 took/take cone ended lamps.