I see the base is the same as a 1156 bulb. What about the led panels? Are they the same dimensions as the lens of a 1156?
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I am not sure about the 1156 bulb because I replaced the 1141 bulbs in my fifth wheel. The LED's were the same size as the 1141 bulb.
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Not exactly the same as an 1156. It's a tad bit longer and narrower. Since it's designed to replace a multitude of BA15 bases, it's close enough in most applications. I've used it to replace 7 different bulb numbers (even smaller) and haven't had any fitment issues.
490733
They fit in my trailer interior lights and the brake light fixtures. I don't use them in the brake lights but I wanted to see if they fit. If they aren't the exact dimensions they fit easily.
490734
They are similar height and width. Fit in the same tight space that regular 1156 bulb fit.
490735
Lens, do you mean glass bulb? The LED area is a little bigger than the glass bulb. I replace all my glass bulbs with these LEDS.
490736
Yes, it totally replaces incandecent bulbs (form, fit, function) with the big advantage of much less current demand (batteries stay charged longer)Dave (theoleguy)
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Kat; Any place a standard 1156 bulb will fit, these work just as well. The led panels are the same length as the glass bulb.I have been replacing standard 1156 bulbs with these in my motor-home. The fit is perfect and the brightness difference is well worth the added expence.
490738
They are not exactly the same dimensions but with the 1156 base they will work in most applications
490739
Not exactly the same as an 1156. It's a tad bit longer and narrower. But should work.
537314
H11 fits in a diffrent socket than 9006 for example a 9006 bulb will not replace a h11 bulb
1069735
I am not sure what it would be. I replaced Pickup Camper inside bulbs and these are brighter that the 1156's. With one light I can see very well, with two it is more like daylight in the entire camper. I recommend purchasing one and try it, I don't think you will be disappointed. Hopefully this helped.
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Hi Melinda,No -- these are the traditional, standard-base bulbs that you're used to seeing in your floor lamps, garage door openers, etc. The thread base is about the size of a quarter.Thanks for writing,Norm
1457552
The base on these is much smaller than your typical 60 watt bulb. I bought them for a chandelier and that's all they fit.
1642696
Yes, the bulbs you mention are also BR30 so they will fit. But the Phillips 425306 are LED, these bulbs are regular. Also make sure of the color - these are "warm" -- 2850K. If you want to keep the same color temperature look for similar warm LED lights. Not sure but I think the Phillips 425306 are daylight white 5000K.
323021
I've never heard of a G8.6 base. You might want to match the existing bulb pins to G8 base pins at a hardware store before purchasing. Or call your local hardware store and see if they can provide an answer.
1989576
The bulb base is standard!! Don't by the smaller base kind as advertised. Get a candelabra shape with a regular base. 60 watt.
2070294
It's an E11 used only for small halogen bulbs. I don't believe there is any other bulbs that use an E11 socket. You can adapt an E11 to E12 (candelabra base). I replaced the socket with a standard E19 socket. The other limiting factors are the diameter of the shade opening (small) and its depth. I was able to get 40W equiv LED ceiling fan bulb to fit. If you go that way, be sure to get a bulb rated for enclosed fixtures. In short, it's possible, but difficult. The manufacturer needs to update the light assembly since a 75W or 100W halogen uses up to 10X what an equivalent LED bulb would, has a much shorter life, and produces unecessary heat.
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Even though I am not familikar with the SPECIFIC brand you mentioned, I DO know that this replacement bulb has an "E-39" (size- Base. MEANING thast the SOCKET INTO WHICH THIS FITS MUST BE AN E-39 SOCKET.E39 is BIG base-LIGHT FIXTURES DO NOT NORMALLY tell you which bulb to buy, so LOOK at the specs for this fixture and see WHICH BULB-SIZE IT TAKES.I do hope this info helps.PEACE~
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I don't know. Mine is a 4400. I didn't think lamp replacement would be a problem - but it is! It seems that slides are obsolete! If you do replace the bulb, be careful putting it in. Wear gloves because even a microdrop of body oil will cause the wretched thing to explode. I found THAT out the hard way! If the cost of a Powerpoint projector ever gets reasonable, I guess I'll have to make the switch.
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I am sorry that I do not know the difference between the bulbs except for price. Possibly, your local auto parts store have experienced employees that may know the difference, if any. If you do not get a satisfactory answer, I believe the cheaper 9006 X-treme would be the right move.
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I used it on the porch light of my camper and it works great. I google searched #93 bulb vs 1156 bulb and it said they have the same base, so I believe this should work for you.
155209
It seemed to be exactly what was described. I replaced a USHIO BAB 12V 20W FL36 (PN 90000000 ?) bulb. The LED is slightly longer, but the spot fixture is a long hollow tube, so the extra length was not important. The LED is slightly more white, but brightness is a very good match. I have each type side by side for comparison. I'll replace the other with LED, and nobody will be able to tell.
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100W JD E11 Mini Candelebra T4 Halogen...the base is E11 - do not know if there is an LED equivalent.
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It seems to be a shape pref., although the bulb life is supposed to be way longer on the HF3520 4,000 hrs vs 60,000 hrs, replacement bulb on HF3470 is like 15.00
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Check out this part number on Amazon 73564. This is the base/fixture. The only draw back is you have to buy the same brand of lights to work with that fixture. This fixture only has power on one end. We bought some and had to run wires to both ends to make the LED T8 bulbs light up. We looked and looked and this was the best option we could find.