Rv Lighting - #921 Push In Bulbs - 12 Volt - Pkg Of 10 - Secure Shipping on 2040-parts.com
Fort Myers, Florida, US
Package of 10 - 12 Volt #921 Bulbs. Wedge base push in style fits most 12 volt ceiling lights. Bulb is listed at 21 Candlepower - 16.8 watts - 1.40 amps.
We combine shipping - Safe & Secure packaging of all bulbs.
Manufacture may be Arcon or CP Products.
This is brand new in package.
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