Part Details | INCANDESCENT LAMP
6240-00-186-6251 An item whose principal purpose is to produce light from a glowing filament(s). It includes metal backed and reflecting types, seal beam and flood types. It may include an integral filament shield to control and/or modify its illumination pattern.
Alternate Parts: C78391, C78-391, 12A1, D58808116, D58808-1-16, JHP10985, JHP109-85, 12A1, 12A1, 12A-1, 6240-00-186-6251, 00-186-6251, 6240001866251, 001866251
| Supply Group (FSG) | NSN Assigned | NIIN | Item Name Code (INC) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 62 | JAN 01, 1963 | 00-186-6251 | 00727 ( LAMP, INCANDESCENT ) |
REFERENCE DRAWINGS & PICTURES
MINI-CAN
T (TUBULAR)
Cross Reference | NSN 6240-00-186-6251
| Part Number | Cage Code | Manufacturer |
|---|---|---|
| C78-391 | 80204 | AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDSINSTITUTE, INCORPORATED |
| 12A1 | 08806 | GENERAL ELECTRIC COMINIATURE LAMP PRODUCTS DEPT |
| D58808-1-16 | 28455 | HEVI DUTY ELECTRIC SOLA BASICINDUSTRIES INC DIV A UNIT OF GENERAL |
| JHP109-85 | 02032 | HOLLINGSWORTH JOHN R CO |
| 12A1 | 08108 | LAMP INDUSTRYFOR USE WITH INDUSTRY |
| 12A-1 | 62607 | PHILIPS ELECTRONICS NORTH AMERICACORPORATION |
Technical Data | NSN 6240-00-186-6251
| Characteristic | Specifications |
|---|---|
| BASE STYLE | 9 MINI-CAN |
| BULB STYLE | T (TUBULAR) |
| BULB DESIGNATOR | T-2 |
| OVERALL LENGTH | 1.688 INCHES MAXIMUM |
| BULB LIGHT TRANSMISSION CHARACTERISTIC | TRANSPARENT |
| EMITTED LIGHT CHARACTERISTIC | COLORLESS |
| FILAMENT DESIGNATION | C-2F |
| WATTAGE RATING | 1.080 WATTS AND 0.240 WATTS |
| VOLTAGE RATING | 12.000 VOLTS NOMINAL |
| CURRENT RATING FOR WHICH DESIGNED | 0.090 AMPERES MINIMUM AND 0.110 AMPERES MAXIMUM |
| RATED AVERAGE LIFE | HOURS |
| AVERAGE LIFE RATING IN HOURS | 7500.0 |
| BURNING POSITION | |
| FILAMENT HEAVY DUTY SERVICE RATING | NOT RATED |
| END ITEM IDENTIFICATION | FMS-LST 511-1152 CLASS; TRUCK, FIRE/CRASH P8; TRUCK, FIRE/CRASH P12; CATAPULT/ARRESTING GEAR; INTEGRATED LAUNCH & RECOVERY TV SURVEILLANCE SYS (ILARTS); FORRESTAL CLASS CV; INTEGRATED UNDERWATER SURVIELLANCE SYSTEMS |