7.97 Watt miniature - G6 - 5000 Average rated hours - Bayonet Single Contact Base - 13.5 Volt

Reliable Illumination for High-Performance Environments

When your equipment depends on precise signaling and consistent lighting, the SATCO 7.97 Watt miniature G6 bulb delivers industrial-grade reliability. Engineered specifically for 13.5-volt systems, this clear incandescent lamp provides a full 360-degree beam spread, ensuring total visibility from every angle. Whether you are maintaining a fleet of vehicles or managing specialized machinery, this bulb offers the clarity and consistency required for safety-critical applications.

Durability is at the heart of this miniature lamp's design. With a C-6 filament and a Bayonet Single Contact (BA15s) base, it is built to withstand the vibrations and movement common in automotive and marine environments. Unlike standard bulbs that require frequent swapping, this G6 miniature boasts a 5,000-hour average rated life, significantly reducing your maintenance intervals and keeping your operation running smoothly without unexpected downtime.

• Versatile Use Cases: Perfectly suited for automotive interior lighting, marine instrument panels, landscape lighting, and industrial indicator signals.
• Secure Fit: The BA15s bayonet base ensures a "lock-and-stay" connection that won't vibrate loose during operation.
• Optimized Performance: Specifically calibrated for 13.5V systems to provide optimal brightness without premature burnout.
• Exceptional Longevity: Rated for 5,000 hours, offering a lifespan that far exceeds standard miniature lamps.
• Crystal Clear Output: The clear G6 glass housing allows for maximum light transmission and crisp visibility.
• RoHS Compliant: Built with environmental safety in mind, meeting modern standards for hazardous substance reduction.

Upgrade your lighting components with a solution that balances technical precision with long-term value. This SATCO miniature lamp is the professional choice for those who cannot afford to have an indicator or utility light fail when it matters most.