MECCANIXITY E10 Screw Base Miniature Bulbs 10 Pack 1.5V Warm Yellow Light Mini Lamps with 3 Pack Lamp Holders, 1 Set

What is this?The miniature bulb is a glass dome design with a metal threaded base. Widely used in flashlights, equipment indicators, instrumentation lights, signal lights, warning lights, Interior lights, microscope lights, circuit experiments, etc.What will I get?Material: Metal, GlassLight Color: Warm YellowBase Type: E10 Screw BaseMaximum Working Voltage: DC 1.5VBulb Size: 23mmx11mm / 0.9"x0.4" (H*Dia.)Lamp Holder Cable length: 230mm / 9.1"Package Content: 1 Set - 10 x Miniature Lamps, 3 x Lamp HoldersAre there any advantages of the product?The bulb has low power consumption and strong shock resistance and long service life. This set comes with mini bulb holder, durable and for many miniature bulbs, much convenient to use.How to use it?The side of the lamp holder is negative, and the bottom is positive; easy to install, remove the old bulb from the lamp holder and screw in the new one.What should I notice?Please provide a voltage that matches the rated voltage of the small bulb. If the working voltage is too high, the bulb is easy to damage; if the working voltage is too low, the bulb may not emit light.

• The miniature bulb is a glass dome design with a metal threaded base. Widely used in flashlights, equipment indicators, instrumentation lights, signal lights, warning lights, Interior lights, microscope lights, circuit experiments, etc.
• Light Color: Warm Yellow; Base Type: E10 Screw Base; Maximum Working Voltage: DC 1.5V; Package Content: 1 Set - 10 x Miniature Lamps, 3 x Lamp Holders
• The bulb has low power consumption and strong shock resistance and long service life. This set comes with mini bulb holder, durable and for many miniature bulbs, much convenient to use.
• The side of the lamp holder is negative, and the bottom is positive; easy to install, remove the old bulb from the lamp holder and screw in the new one
• Please provide a voltage that matches the rated voltage of the small bulb. If the working voltage is too high, the bulb is easy to burn out; if the working voltage is too low, the bulb may not emit light