Antique Light Bulb Co.
Antique Light Bulb Co. H7555 8 W 12 V PAR36 Sealed Beam Bulb
An 8-watt, 12-volt PAR36 sealed-beam bulb with a G53 screw-terminal base and a 50-hour rated life
- TypeAutomotive Bulbs
- Wattage8 W
- Life Time Hours50
- 8 W draws minimal power from a 12 V system
- PAR36 sealed beam focuses light in a 50-hour incandescent lamp
- G53 screw-terminal base fits H7555 sockets directly
- Replaces GE 44642 for drop-in compatibility
H7555 PAR36 Sealed Beam Bulb for 12 V Systems
The Antique Light Bulb Co. H7555 is an 8 W incandescent sealed beam bulb designed for 12 V applications. It uses a G53 screw terminal base and serves as a replacement for GE 44642 lamps. This unit suits automotive, marine or industrial fixtures requiring a PAR36 form factor.
Rated 50 Hour Life for Intermittent Use
The filament is rated for 50 hours of operation, making it suitable for occasional or duty-cycle lighting rather than continuous service. Buyers needing extended run times between replacements should consider alternative technologies. The screw terminals provide a secure connection in vibration-prone environments.
Highlights
- 8 W draws minimal power from a 12 V system
- PAR36 sealed beam focuses light in a 50-hour incandescent lamp
- G53 screw-terminal base fits H7555 sockets directly
- Replaces GE 44642 for drop-in compatibility
Specifications
| Brand | BulbAmerica |
|---|---|
| Type | Automotive Bulbs |
| Wattage | 8 W |
| Life Time Hours | 50 |
Questions about this item
What light output can I expect from the 8 W rating once the bulb is installed?
The bulb draws 8 W at 12 V, producing a warm incandescent glow suitable for vintage PAR36 fixtures; actual brightness matches period-correct sealed-beam specifications.
How does the G53 screw-terminal base limit the fixtures I can use?
The G53 base requires a matching screw-terminal socket; it will not fit standard bayonet or bi-pin holders, so the fixture must accept a PAR36 sealed-beam with screw terminals.
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