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Ge4557 Sealed Beam Bulb 28v 400w Taxi on 2040-parts.com

US $19.99
Location:

Miami, Oklahoma, US

Miami, Oklahoma, US
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1,000 watt 28 volt PAR64 Screw Terminals Base #4557

Aircraft Landing Taxi Sealed Beam Incandescent GE Light Bulb

28.0 Volts 3.75 Max Length 

Includes: (1) bulb

Energy Used:                     1,000 watts

Average Lifetime:             25 hours

Volts:                                 28

Bulb Type:                         PAR64

Base Type:                        Screw Terminals

Filament Type:                  CC8

Length:                              3.75 inches

Width:                                8 inches

 

 

 

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