Is this a dual intensity bulb where positive voltage is applied to both bayonets?
1501147
No. It uses positive and negative contacts. As I understand, it is designed for a given voltage across the contacts.The metal base is not part of the circuit.
1501148
Dont think it is dual intensity, but power goes to both leads. I use as a 12volt light replacement in my 5th wheel living area. Works great, nice color and great light output.
954851
That would be my guess. In my flashlight the positive side of the battery goes in first, and has the knob that would touch the inside spring. But that's just a guess. I've not used the bulb for any other applications.
650226
Uses a lowE 12V bulb ~18w with bayonet base. Sold on Amazon or can be purchased at most hardware stores
702672
As long as your socket uses the bayonet style with the two offset pins near the bottom of the brass, it should work (as opposed to the bayonet base with offset pins). LED provides low power draw, low heat generation, and longer life. But they are more expensive. I converted all my RV indoor lights to LED to lower power draw and reduce heat. This bulb was to go into the shower fixture. I will eventually get them for the rv outdoor lighting fixtures that use this sort of socket as well.
628688
It is not!! I bought it a while ago with the idea of using it in my travels to other countries, but since I had my doubts I contacted Remington directly. They clearly said IT IS NOT DUAL VOLTAGE. Amazon should take it out of the description. I believe older versions of this model were dual voltage, but they are not anymore.
897865
Yes they are dual intensity. When my parking lights are on and i hit my signal light its flashes from low to high beam. They are really bright!!! :)
455392
Here's to your question. They are single contact. when you read the light description, BA15s, the small "s" at the end denotes single contact. If it were a dual contact it would read BA15d, where the letter "d" denotes double contact. Note that these are not bayonet bulbs. These push and turn to lock. A bayonet bulb is constructed where two wires, from the bulb, extend to the base and are curled around one side, one negative and on positive, and are straight push in type lamps.
893110
I do not know for sure, but my guess is no. I saw nothing on the instructions about this unit being multi-bright.
448985
Yes is does, that's right where mine is. It gives a bright, shadow free illumination and Dewalt shows this: "* Compatible with 9.6V - 36V DEWALT Flashlights" I would bet you'll really like it. No more "flame out" xenon lamps when the unit is dropped. This is a great improvement in the xenon lamp, including a long run time.
1486157
So far, this bulb has fit for every installation which uses the short bayonet-style lightbulb. More important is to ensure the LED you purchase is designed to work with the same voltage (number of battery cells). This one is 4.5 - 6v, which is 3 to 4 batteries (AA, C, D = all are 1.5v each).
1719467
Yes. Once you get the light, wipe the threads were end cap screws on.. Very important? Charge batteries as indicated. Positive end first for both batteries. The full light beam setting is only for short use as it will dramatically reduce battery life.
2021615
No, it is a bayonet fixture, Just twist the housing and it will disconnect.
2081446
You've likely found the answer by now, but I needed to know as well, so checked the company website and yes, it's dual voltage.
990983
I'm not positive but I'm pretty sure the same bulb works on either voltage. Google it...
650227
This lamp uses a bayonet single contact 12V Ba15s bulb as used in automotive applications. I replaced with LED for lower power and brighter light. The one i used is: LEDwholesalers Bayonet Single Contact LED bulb Ba15s 8-30v Dc & 12v Ac 60 LED 5w 300 Lumen,Warm White 1422ww. So far is working well.
650228
no, the lamp uses a 12 volt 24 watt bayonet base light bulb ... the same bulb used in automobiles.
2114063
No - both of the bulbs you mentioned are 3-cell types (3x1.5 = 4.5 volts), while this one is a 3 volt unit, meant to replace a 2-cell type (2x1.5 = 3 volts). I believe you need a Dorcy 41-1644 40 Lumen 4.5 to 6 Volt LED Replacement Bulb, or equivelent. This one did great for my old 2-D and 2-AA flashlights!