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Eaton 10250ED986-4 6.3V incandescent miniature bulb
6.3 V miniature bayonet incandescent bulb rated at 1 W and 5,000 hours
- 3 V AC operation suits low-voltage control circuits
- Miniature bayonet base fits standard BA9s sockets
- 1 watt draw keeps panel power consumption low
- 5 000 hour rated life reduces replacement frequency
- CE, CSA and UL certifications confirm safety compliance
6.3V Miniature Incandescent Bulb
The Eaton 10250ED986-4 is a T3-1/4 miniature bayonet (BA9s) incandescent lamp rated for 6.3V AC and 1W. It produces 4 lumens of white light and is CE certified, CSA certified and UL listed for use in compatible electrical starters and contactors.
Miniature Bayonet Mounting
The BA9s base allows direct insertion into matching sockets without tools, simplifying replacement in control panels or indicator assemblies. Rated for 5,000 hours of operation, the non-dimmable lamp maintains consistent output in fixed-voltage circuits where frequent cycling is not required.
Trade Number 267 Identification
The bulb carries trade number 267 for cross-referencing against equipment bills of material and maintenance schedules. A one-year manufacturer warranty covers the lamp when installed in accordance with the listed certifications.
Highlights
- 3 V AC operation suits low-voltage control circuits
- Miniature bayonet base fits standard BA9s sockets
- 1 watt draw keeps panel power consumption low
- 5 000 hour rated life reduces replacement frequency
- CE, CSA and UL certifications confirm safety compliance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What voltage does the 6.3V AC miniature bayonet bulb require?
The Eaton 10250ED986-4 operates on 6.3V AC and draws 1 W, so it is limited to low-voltage control circuits.
What base and shape does the BA9s bulb use for panel mounting?
It has a miniature bayonet (BA9s) base with a T3-1/4 tubular shape, designed for standard indicator sockets.
How is the Trade 267 bulb installed, and what common mistake should be avoided?
Align the bayonet pins with the socket slots, push in, and twist to lock; forcing it without alignment bends the pins.
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