Antique Light Bulb Co.
Antique Light Bulb Co. H7606 50W 12.8V PAR36 Sealed Beam Aviation Light Bulb GE 14616 Replacement
A 50 watt, 12.8 volt PAR36 sealed beam aviation bulb rated for 400 hours, replacing GE 14616
- TypeAutomotive Bulbs
- Wattage50
- Life Time Hours400
- 50 W sealed beam delivers focused aviation lighting
- 8 V operation matches aircraft electrical systems
- 400-hour rated life supports extended service intervals
- Direct GE 14616 replacement simplifies maintenance sourcing
Aviation sealed beam replacement
This H7606 sealed beam operates at 12.8 volts and draws 50 watts. It replaces the GE 14616 and fits PAR36 fixtures used in aviation and specialised vehicle lighting. The bulb is supplied new and rated for 400 hours of service life.
Practical limits of PAR36 sealed beams
The fixed 50 watt output and 12.8 volt rating mean the lamp cannot be dimmed or adapted to other voltages without a matching circuit. Its 400 hour rating limits use to intermittent or scheduled duty rather than continuous operation. Buyers needing longer run times or different beam patterns will require a different lamp type.
Highlights
- 50 W sealed beam delivers focused aviation lighting
- 8 V operation matches aircraft electrical systems
- 400-hour rated life supports extended service intervals
- Direct GE 14616 replacement simplifies maintenance sourcing
Specifications
| Brand | BulbAmerica |
|---|---|
| Type | Automotive Bulbs |
| Wattage | 50 |
| Life Time Hours | 400 |
Questions about this item
Is the 50 W version the right choice over a lower-wattage PAR36 for my aircraft landing light?
The 50 W rating matches the original GE 14616 specification, so it delivers the intended beam intensity for certified PAR36 fixtures.
What does the 12.8 V rating mean once the bulb is installed in my aircraft electrical system?
At 12.8 V the filament operates at its design point, producing the rated 50 W output and 400-hour life when the alternator holds nominal voltage.
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