Overview
Cool White LED Flange Base Flashlight bulb with Wide Voltage Range. 1 x 1 Watt White LED. Will operate from 1 to 6VDC (1~4 battery cells). 90~200ma, tight 21 degree beam pattern, bottom contact must be connected to positive. Price for each.
| Emergency Vehicle Lighting | Waste Removal Lights |
| Roadside Assistance Lights | Public Safety Vehicles |
| Flashlight Bulb |
1~6 VDC
Environment Friendly, Low Energy Draw
21 Lumens of White Light
21 Degree Beam Angle
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NameWilliam
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Technical LevelAdvanced
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Part NumberPR2-W1-WVR
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Reviewed On06/05/13
Good, but not great
These aren't nearly as bright as the PR2-.5WHP which only costs a dollar more. What I like about these, however, is since they are such low power, they give usable light from batteries too spent to effectively light a filament-type bulb. In other words, a weak LED that works for a while is better than a filament bulb on low voltage that won't last very long or give off much illumination.
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NameJ.
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Technical LevelExpert
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Part NumberPR2-W1-WVR
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Reviewed On05/21/13
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NameGeorge
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Technical LevelAdvanced
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Part NumberPR2-W1-WVR
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Reviewed On04/29/15
May or may not work in your flashlight
This bulb is polarized to require the battery positive to he shell and battery negative to the center tip. The result is that this bulb will only work in flashlight which direct the battery polarization in that manner. So, I was able to use the bulb in some of my flashlights but would not work in others. If the bulb had been designed with internal steering diodes or a bridge rectifier the bulb would have worked in either flashlight design.
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The bulb is polarity sensitive and the center of the base must be connected to the positive connection of a battery. Most flashlights that use AAA, AA,C and D batteries will have the positive terminal on top in the middle and 6 volt lantern batteries will have the negative post in the middle which would prevent the LED from being used in most of the lights using that battery type.
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NameArturo
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Technical LevelAdvanced
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Part NumberPR2-W1-WVR
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Reviewed On02/16/16
Found what i was looking for...
I'm the type of person that's always looking for a company that delivers what it says.....I found that company and it's called superbrightleds.com.....im happy with the product ,promptly delivered, I turned my newly purchased old filament flashlights into 100,000 hour more reliable machines,,,,thank you Art Martinez
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NameRichard
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Technical LevelAverage
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Part NumberPR2-W1-WVR
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Reviewed On04/20/16
