Eaton
Eaton E22LED120WN 0.72 W T3-1/4 BA9s industrial power supply
A 120 V miniature LED bulb with a BA9s base delivers white light at 6 lumens and a 25,000-hour rated life
- Engine BrandEATON
- Engine Size22.5 mm
- Long 25,000-hour lifespan reduces maintenance
- 120 V operation suits industrial panels
- 72 W draw keeps energy costs low
- BA9s base fits existing fixtures
- White 6-lumen output for clear indication
Industrial miniature LED indicator
The Eaton E22LED120WN is a T3-1/4 miniature LED bulb with a BA9s bayonet base designed for 120 V industrial control panels and push-button stations. It delivers a white light output of 6 lumens while drawing only 0.72 W. The rated average life reaches 25 000 hours, reducing replacement frequency on machinery and process equipment.
BA9s bayonet mounting for panel integration
The miniature bayonet base locks into standard BA9s sockets with a push-and-twist action, so installation or swap-out takes seconds without tools. A 22.5 mm engine diameter matches common panel cut-outs, keeping the profile flush on crowded operator consoles. The low 0.72 W draw means minimal heat buildup inside sealed enclosures, helping surrounding components stay within thermal limits.
Replaces incandescent T3-1/4 pilot lights
This LED unit directly substitutes legacy incandescent miniature bulbs in the same BA9s socket, cutting power consumption and eliminating frequent burn-outs. The upgrade is worthwhile when panels run continuously or in hard-to-access locations where the 25 000 hour life avoids repeated downtime. It is not suited for applications needing high-output illumination or colour rendering beyond a simple white status indication.
Highlights
- Long 25,000-hour lifespan reduces maintenance
- 120 V operation suits industrial panels
- 72 W draw keeps energy costs low
- BA9s base fits existing fixtures
- White 6-lumen output for clear indication
Specifications
| Engine Brand | EATON |
|---|---|
| Engine Size | 22.5 mm |
Questions about this item
Does the BA9s base accept 120 V directly?
The miniature bayonet base is rated for 120 V, so it connects straight to line voltage without an external driver.
What panel cut-out does the 22.5 mm engine size require?
A 22.5 mm diameter hole fits the bulb body; the T3-1/4 glass envelope clears the same opening.
How is the bulb secured, and what step is often missed?
Push the BA9s pins into the socket and twist to lock the bayonet; the common miss is not twisting far enough for positive contact.
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