tiny bulbs in circuit board sockets.

[wayne petty]

i ran across a thread on another board i visit... looking for the TINY bulbs that are socketed and mounted into circuit boards... i am not talking about the 194 bulbs in the back of instrument clusters but the same design.. but smaller...  they are found in various automotive devices.. like car stereos... heater control panels..  after market gauges...

unedited text from other forum post below... including a link to see what i am talking about..












there are several socket mounted bulbs....

here is one that is slightly smaller than the PC74

http://www.donsbulbs.com/cgi-bin/r/b.pl/i%7c14v%7c1.4w%7cnw%7ct1.5%7c10000h%5e5021nw~usa.html



I / 14V / 1.4W / NW / T1.25 / 10000H 4186NW USA
I / 14V / 1.4W / NW / T1.5 / 10000H 5021NW USA (this bulb)
I / 14V / 1.4W / NW / T1.75 / 10000H 2162NW USA
I / 14V / 1.4W / NW / T1.75 / RELAMPABLE PC74R USA
I / 14V / 1.4W / NW / T1.75 PC38 USA
I / 14V / 1.4W / NW / T1.75 PC74 USA

the T1.25 and T1.5s are smaller than the T1.75 bulbs..........................


the T1.25 is a variant of a PCH51 8


I/14V/0.04A/PCB/T1.25
I/14V/0.04A/PCB/T1.25/16000H
PC-H-51-6
PC-H-51-7
PC-H-51-8
PC-H51-6
PC-H51-7
PC-H51-8
PC/H/51/6
PC/H/51/7
PC/H/51/8
PC H 51 6
PC H 51 7
PC H 51 8
PCH51-6
PCH51-6/14V/0.04A
PCH51-7
PCH51-7/14V/0.04A
PCH51-8
PCH51-8/14V/0.04A
PCH51/6
PCH51/7
PCH51/8
PCH51 6
PCH51 7
PCH51 8


the T1.5 bulb is going to be a variant of of a

I/14V/0.04A/PCB/T1.5
I/14V/0.04A/PCB/T1.5/16000H
PC-H-61-6
PC-H-61-7
PC-H-61-8
PC-H61-6
PC-H61-7
PC-H61-8
PC/H/61/6
PC/H/61/7
PC/H/61/8
PC H 61 6
PC H 61 7
PC H 61 8
PCH61-6
PCH61-6/14V/0.04A
PCH61-7
PCH61-7/14V/0.04A
PCH61-8
PCH61-8/14V/0.04A
PCH61/6
PCH61/7
PCH61/8
PCH61 6
PCH61 7
PCH61 8

hope this helps...


edit...

PC74 bulbs   is the larger size... or bulb number 2162NW
PC61 bulbs   is the middle size   or bulb number 5021NW
PC51 bulbs... is the smallest    or bulb number 4186NW

warning... there are LOTs of variations...  and i cannot tell exactly which bulb you have... or need... most should have some kind of part number marked somewhere on it...   if you can remove it..   and remove a good one.. OHM it..  write it down.. measure the bulb height and diameter...    with a lens.. look at the filament design.. draw a picture of the filament design..  there are pictures of the different designs on dons bulbs link above...