Dimmable 2-in-1 LED Bulb, With T10 & BA15S Connectors | 12 LEDs

This universal Eco-LED® replacement bulb can fit numerous applications. Use the miniature wedge connector where 900 series bulbs (T10) are used, such as ceiling lights, wall fixtures and other types decorative lights. Use it with the additionnal bayonet swivelling base where bulbs with BA15S base (1156) are used, such as landscape light fixtures, elevator light bulbs, many interior RV lights, and boat cabin lights.

This LED bulb has 12 SMD 5050 LEDs with an output of up to 175 lumens (details in the Specifications tab). LEDs are mounted to one side of the round PCB for direct 120° illumination, whom of which you can ajust the orientation when using the included swivelling base.

Miniature wedge (T10) connector, and additional BA15S swivelling base (single contact 15 millimeters bayonet - 1156) for easy plug-and-play installation.

This energy-efficient bulb for 12V DC operation uses only 1.4 watts of power and is designed to last 50,000 hours—42 times longer than incandescents. Available in cold (6000-6500K) and warm white (3000-3200K).

DIMMABLE WITH OUR WIRELESS WALL SWITCH!
Uses the Pulse-Width Modulation technology (PWM) in order to allow the use our popular Wireless Wall Switch! Procures flicker-free dimming in 12V lighting systems and can also be used to replace regular Eco-LED® universal LED bulbs, as well as any other regular LED bulb having BA15S base or miniature wedge (T10) connector, in case of interference on radio or television.

Voltage	DC12V
Total Watts (W)	1.4 W
Total Lumen (Lm)	WBU-PWM-CW12 (CW): 162-175 Lm WBU-PWM-WW12 (WW): 160-172 Lm
Consumption (A)	0.124 mA
Base Type	BA15S
Connector Type	Wedge T10
Base/Connector Position	Side
Dimming	PWM
Replacement for	Incandescent
Replaces (part #)	Miniature Wedge (T10): 901, 904, 906, 912, 915, 916, 917, 918, 920, 921, 922, 923. BA15S: 93, 1003, 1073, 1093, 1141, 1141F.
LED Type	SMD 5050
LED Quantity	12
Patent (#)	U.S. #8,628,342 | Canada #2,779,215

PWM - Pulse Width Modulation
Pulse Width Modulation refers to the concept of rapidly pulsing a digital signal on a wire. Along with many other uses, it can be used to simulate a varying static voltage. PWM is commonly used for driving motors, heaters, LEDs or lights in varying intensities or speeds.